The Open Government Partnership’s (OGP) unique model brings together governments and civil society organizations to initiate and implement change. This model deserves and needs to be promoted at the global and local level. The OGP work is even more urgent now as we face simultaneous crises.
As lead co-chairs of the OGP Steering Committee, Anabel Cruz (Founder Director of the Institute for Communication and Development in Uruguay) and the Government of Estonia (represented by Taimar Peterkop, Secretary of State of the Republic of Estonia) pledge to work on finding possibilities to make the Partnership and its emphasis on co-creation core to policy-making.
Check here the 2022 – 2023 Open Government Partnership Co-Chair Agenda. Among its priorities it is to support the OGP civil society community in their efforts to promote greater resilience and sustainability in civil society resourcing, accountability, and functioning.
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