Archived News from National Action Plan Stage 1
Philippine Government Action Plan for 2012 Open Government Partnership 1 January to 31 December 2012 Institutionalizing People Power in Governance To Ensure Direct, Immediate and Substantial Benefits for the Poor On February 25, 1986, the Filipino People toppled a…
OPEN GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP ACTION PLAN OF THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC 1 Introduction On September 20, 2011, the Slovak Republic acceded to the international Open Government Partnership Initiative (OGP) and joined 50 OGP member countries, which include among others, Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden,…
Part 1: Introduction The Government of Israel has elected to advance the policy of open government and has joined the International Open Government Partnership for Promotion of Open Government Policy. This decision originated in the understanding that recent innovations in…
Open Government Partnership (OGP) Government Norway: Transparency and Inclusive Oslo, 19 September 2011, draft document, for public consultation Summary Norway will give priority to three areas in particular: Open Public Sector and Inclusive Government: The Government will develop digital public…
OGP Public Meeting II – Agenda WELCOME Thursday August 8, 12:00-17:00, Wood Quay Venue, Civic Offices, Dublin 8 Wireless network: Wood Quay Venue – Password: oracle123 – #ogpIRL Live blog and Live stream from 12:00 Ireland’s first Open Government Partnership…
The opening moments of Ireland consultation’s first public meeting…and Minister Brendan Howlin’s open interview with Gavin Jennings. Panel Presentations – Open Government in Action Paul Maassen, international co-ordinator of civil society’s relationship with the Open Government Partnership, addresses the meeting…
The OGP conversation will continue on August 8 in Wood Quay Venue in Dublin. This is a half day event from noon to 5p.m. Participants will have an opportunity to join four working groups established at the first meeting on…
Four Working Groups came together at the first public meeting on July 10 to discuss OGP’s four core principles of Transparency, Accountability, Citizen Participation and Technology & Innovation. Here is a summary of those discussions. Now you can join the…
Here the Minister of State for Public Service Reform, Fine Gael’s Brian Hayes, writes about the benefits of OGP and open government itself. From thejournal.ie:
WHAT DOES AN OGP ACTION PLAN LOOK LIKE? All countries participating in the Open Government Partnership are asked to follow a common template for their OGP Action Plans. The goal is to keep Action Plans as concrete, succinct and action-oriented…
