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Mainstreaming Open Government in National Development Targets: Reflections on 15 Years of OGP and Advancing Systemic Change in Indonesia

Anti-Corruption, Civic Space, Digital Governance, Fiscal Openness, Public Participation — Seminar/Panel

Indonesia — May 21, 2026 @ 1:00pm - 4:00pm GMT+07:00

Jakarta

Host Organization and Partners — Publish What You Pay Indonesia (PWYP) & Sekretariat Nasional Open Government Indonesia

https://linktr.ee/opengovindo2026

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Mengarusutamakan Keterbukaan Pemerintah dalam Target Pembangunan Nasional: Refleksi 15 Tahun OGP dan Strategi Mendorong Dampak Sistemik di Indonesia

The discussion will examine the achievements, challenges, and future direction of open government reforms, including public participation, transparency, digital governance, and accountability. The event is expected to explore how open government principles and governance indicators can be more strategically integrated into national development planning frameworks, while strengthening multi-stakeholder collaboration to advance more inclusive, responsive, and impactful governance in Indonesia

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15 Years of the Open Government Partnership

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Fifteen years ago, OGP launched with a simple but radical premise: that government should serve the people, not the other way around. Over fifteen years, OGP has become the foremost global forum for advancing transparency, accountability, and public participation in government.

In an era of democratic regression and geopolitical fragmentation, platforms that sustain targeted collaborations among likeminded states and between governments and civil society are strategically vital. OGP is one of the few to endure.

The next phase requires action across the partnership: Governments forming cross-border coalitions to address common priorities; political leaders integrating openness into core national agendas; donors and funders sustaining investment and enabling scale; civil society continuing to propose, push, monitor, and demand.

The question ahead is scale and commitment.

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