December 21, 2018 Ania Calderon – Executive Director, Open Data Charter Agustina DeLuca – Network Director, Open Data Charter Alan Hudson – Executive Director, Global Integrity ***This blog is also published by the Open Data Charter on December 21, 2018. *** Read the blog in English En abril de 2018, los Jefes de Estado de…
December 21, 2018 Ania Calderon – Executive Director, Open Data Charter Agustina DeLuca – Network Director, Open Data Charter Alan Hudson – Executive Director, Global Integrity ***This blog is also published by the Open Data Charter on December 21, 2018. *** Leer el reporte en español aquí Back in April 2018, the Heads of State of…
December 18, 2018 Cashin Yiu, Finance and Operations Associate With a challenging and successful year drawing to a close, and planning for 2019 nearly done, we’re delighted to announce two new board members, and a new Managing Director for Finance and Operations. We’re very happy to have Sarah Rose and Erin Sines joining our board,…
originally posted on Open Gov Hub We’ve all been in long, meandering meetings or working groups that have left us all wondering, “Why did I spend my time on this?” Since a large number of Hub member organizations are engaged in capacity building activities by educating people in some way, the Hub team held a…
Tackling corruption: from evidence, to policy and practice November 15, 2018 Johannes Tonn – Director, Integrity and Anti-Corruption Paul Heywood – Programme Director, GI-ACE Alan Hudson – Executive Director We are delighted to announce a new partnership between Global Integrity (GI) and the UK Department for International Development (DFID): The Global Integrity Anti-Corruption Evidence Programme…
November 13, 2018 Johannes Tonn – Director, Integrity and Anti-corruption Two weeks ago, the Public Administration Review published a collection of 24 blogposts, curated and selected by Elizabeth Dávid-Barrett and Paul Heywood. The ‘blogpost symposium’ tackles the question of how we (the field of anti-corruption practitioners, researchers and advocates) might make progress in “rethinking” our approach…