Learning to Open Government: Lessons and Reflexions
Presentation on Learning to Open Government project presented at the Academic Days on Open Government Issues, Paris, 2016.
Opening Government? The Case of the Philippines in the Open Government Partnership
This study aims to determine whether and how the Open Government Partnership (OGP) has been leveraged to promote a more accountable, open, and responsive government in the Philippines. To accomplish this aim, the study revolves around two specific themes: the institutionalization of the open government agenda and the Bottom-Up Budgeting (BuB) reform program in the…
Opening Government? The Case of Albania in the Open Government Partnership
The aim of this research project is to determine if the Open Government Partnership (OGP) and its resources have been used to drive progress towards more open, accountable, and responsive government in the Albanian context. In order to address this aim, the research focuses on two specific themes: 1) the institutionalization of the open government…
Opening Government? The Case of Mexico in the Open Government Partnership
Mexico faces urgent problems (e.g., poverty relief, rampant corruption and impunity, systematic human rights violations, inequality, environmental concerns, and low competitiveness). In this context, the country has launched a series of initiatives and implemented actions intended to “open the government.” This raises the question of how effective these efforts have been; that is, the extent…
Opening Government? The case of Tanzania in the Open Government Partnership
This study aims to determine whether and how the Open Government Partnership (OGP) has been leveraged to promote a more accountable, open, and responsive government in Tanzania. To accomplish this aim, the study explores two specific themes: the institutionalization of the broader open government agenda in Tanzania, and efforts to pass a freedom of information…
Opening Government? The Case of Costa Rica in the Open Government Partnership
This study aims to determine whether and how the Open Government Partnership (OGP) has been leveraged to promote a more accountable, open, and responsive government in Costa Rica. To accomplish this aim, the study examines two specific themes: the institutionalization of the open government agenda in Costa Rica and the attempt to unify the e-procurement…