The USAID-funded Transparent Public Investment Project (TPI), implemented by Chemonics International, partnered with public and private sector partners to reduce systemic corruption and strengthen civil society’s oversight of public procurement processes in Peru.
In Uruguay, the Access to Public Information Unit (UAIP in Spanish) created, for the first time ever, an index to publicly assess public agencies’ transparency and access to information to strengthen transparency and improve the relationship between the State and their citizens.
The municipality of Rosario is strengthening the public value by promoting digitalization and creating new channels to interact with the citizenry.
In Burkina Faso, corruption and racketeering practices in public health services hinder care and harm citizen trust. Learn how a local youth organization is expanding access to information and creating an easier path for reporting corruption.
With the “Easy Government” program, people with disabilities and socially vulnerable people in Aragón, Spain can weigh in on government decisions that impact their daily lives.
Reformers in Armenia are working to ensure all children have access to quality education. The education sector is leveraging open gov approaches to establish effective distance and learning tools to keep classes running during emergency situations, like the COVID-19 pandemic and 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict (war). Through a unified education management system, they are transforming tedious … Continued
Open County Kilifi monitors and evaluates the performance of county projects. Learn how Open Institute worked with the county government and young citizens to collect data on the status of these projects, serving to enhance citizen engagement and ownership by its own citizens.
Clear communication between local governments and their residents is key. Learn how digitizing communication in the Ukrainian urban settlement of Novoarkhangelsk has helped during trying times, like the COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing war with Russia.
Citizens of North Macedonia are gaining access to more information about the work of local governments and have an opportunity to engage in the decision-making process in their communities.