Some thoughts on leveraging open data for development.
How the Next Twelve Months Will Shape the Future of the OGP
After attending a Wilson Center lecture called “Understanding and Responding to Attacks on Civil Society: The Rule of Politics and Law,” I asked myself: are there fair parallels between new Russian legislation and longstanding U.S. CSO laws?
While we, of course, salute every attempt at improving the effectiveness of ethics and accountability regulations, we are concerned about the way recent reforms were instigated in South Carolina.
South Carolina Republican leaders announced a five-point plan for ethics reform.
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#Russia withdraws from Open Government Partnership t.co/zE0X53a2In
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RT @opengovpart: OGP confirms that Russia withdrew its letter of intent to join the Partnership
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Russia leaves Open Government Partnership t.co/tXNMZ1FiBF
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Russia Retracts Commitment with Transparency, Leaves Open Government Partnership. t.co/uKzADzWtwd
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#Russia withdraws from Open Government Partnership. Too much transparency? New post by guest blogger @Digiphile t.co/tL0Lpz9hoL
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Our data suite #Indaba helps RWI compile the Resource Governance Index #RGI2013 t.co/n7y8FAXo4y
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RT @OpenGovHub: Obama Administration Advances #OpenData Policy t.co/JV8dxXQGny #opengov
