Une approche féministe à l’égard du gouvernement ouvert : investir dans l’égalité entre les sexes pour susciter un développement durable

Feminist open government : addressing gender equity challenges in open government co-creation processes : cases studies from Latin America, Africa and Asia

Open government for whom? This synthesis paper provides core analysis, findings and recommendations from research on open government in 12 countries across Latin America, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Feminist Open Government (FOGO) findings show that women tend to be under-represented and not deliberately engaged within programming objectives. Open government co-creation tends to privilege key urban centres. Even when rural or broad geographic consultations occur, advocates suggest their perspectives and needs are not reflected in government plans. Economic empowerment, political leadership, violence against women – these still remain largely absent from national action plan discussions.

Auteur ou autrice(s) : Fumega, Silvana, Flores, Brando, Soto, Susana, Font, Silvina, Villalba, Sofia

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Feminist approach to open government : investing in gender equality to drive sustainable development

The Feminist Open Government Initiative (FOGO) oversaw 5 research projects covering 11 open government partnership (OGP) governments, reviewed multiple OGP action plans, forged new partnerships with key groups like Women Deliver and UNDP, launched a new campaign through Break the Roles, and grew a coalition of more than 20 governments and partners committed to driving this work forward. The report provides details of projects, research, accomplishments, outputs, links to project research and publications, as well as recommendations. FOGO works to broaden the base of open government support by investing in research from partners in the global south, alongside coalition-building efforts to rally reform.

Auteur ou autrice(s) : Merchant, Allison, Tolmie, Courtney

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Final technical report - a feminist approach to open government : investing in gender equality to drive sustainable development

The report reviews evidence of the impact of open government to determine whether openness leads to better socio-economic outcomes. Research conducted as part of this report on the long-term impact of free association, free and independent media, and government engagement with citizens (referred to as “diagonal accountability”) finds that these factors are also associated with improved socio-economic outcomes, including life expectancy, years of education, economic growth, reduced infant mortality, and less inequality. This report covers the second objective of the program proposal, the Global Report of the Open Government Partnership (OGP).

Auteur ou autrice(s) : Foti, Joseph, Falla, Renzo, Arce, Sandy, Powell, Joseph

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Open government partnership global report - volume 1 : democracy beyond the ballot box

This volume reports on the world’s governance data, across multiple dimensions of democracy and openness. Reflecting a database of dozens of indicators from third-party sources across five policy dimensions (civic space, anti-corruption initiatives, open policy-making, access to information, and fiscal openness) this report compares 42 countries that have been in Open Government Partnership (OGP) for more than five years to non-OGP countries. Seventy-nine countries and a growing number of local governments, representing more than two billion people have joined the OGP to join forces, commit to reforms to open up government, and together ensure that public institutions work for citizens.

Auteur ou autrice(s) : Foti, Joseph, Arce, Sandy, Falla, Renzo, Hickle, Jessica, Galang, Katrina, Tuths, Peter, Bluma, Stephanie, Monaco, Jessica, Hasan, Munyema, Bernhard, Michael, Banks, Brian, Fagan, Craig, Geunis, Lotte, Weyandt, Raymond

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