"It's never too early to implement priority-setting until it's too late." At a recent #CGDtalks event, Saudamini Dabak and fellow experts discussed the impacts of priority-setting institutions around the world, and how priority-setting can support smart spending during fiscal crises. Watch the full event and read more CGD research on priority-setting! ⬇ https://bit.ly/4eYdveh Thanks to all of our participants: Javier Guzman, Ursula Giedion, Saudamini Dabak, Satoshi Ezoe, Mark Blecher, and Justice Nonvignon.
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🗣️ Spread the word! The new @SDG16Plus-OECD Public Governance report is a call to action for governments, organisations, and individuals to collectively contribute to a world where justice prevails. Check it out today 👇 https://lnkd.in/exsFCN6j #SDG16Plus
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Increasing Access to Justice in Fragile Settings This report explores the paths to increase access to justice in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Situations (FCS). It provides an analytical overview of the most common barriers to access to justice and presents the value and prerequisites of eight options available to governments to increase access to justice in these contexts. Fragile environments are considered among the most difficult for public sector reforms, including judicial reform, partly because the root cause for fragility or conflict is often multifaceted. FCS are characterized by rapidly changing circumstances, differing levels of security, fragile and volatile political situations, low institutional capacity, and a weak enabling and investment climate for the private sector. Read the report: http://wrld.bg/NA6i50Q8W5j
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The National Reconciliation Week theme for 2024 is ‘Now More Than Ever’. It is a reminder for us to continue working together in understanding our history and tackling institutionalised inequity. https://lnkd.in/d3hGDGY6
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Happy to share one of the (if not the) most comprehensive and practical resources you can find online on how to design and implement ambitious #opengovernment reforms!
Searching for ways to expand civic space, combat corruption, and innovate governance? Visit the Open Gov Guide, the one-stop resource backed by evidence, recommendations & insights for exploring policy areas prioritized in OGP’s new strategy. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ecfEvkDW
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Strengthen democracy, counter kleptocracy! OGP members can co-create commitments to strengthen accountable, open governments. Learn how to embrace transparency, empower citizens & make kleptocracy a thing of the past below.👇 https://lnkd.in/egus6Y7a
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Friends within Open Government Partnership member countries- let's chat about submitting an OGP Challenge commitment. Increased visibility, learning, impact and networks- what's not to like!? More info below...#OGP #OpenGov #transparency #accountability
🌐 By joining the #OpenGovChallenge, governments can contribute to strategies addressing critical issues and advancing reforms in #AntiCorruption, #Justice, and #DigitalGovernance. Discover how you can pledge your commitment, resources, FAQs, and more at bit.ly/open-gov-challenge.
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From money laundering to political interference, kleptocracy poses multifaceted challenges. Find out how local and regional governments can tackle these issues head-on in our latest report with the National Democratic Institute. 👇 https://lnkd.in/egQ6GSx4
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Fri 2023-09-22 11:02 Twenty-Second Anniversary of the Adoption of the Inter-American Democratic Charter and the OAS Democratic Charter Volunteer Group hile democracy has made progress in the Americas since the adoption of the Democratic Charter, we cannot ignore the current challenges it faces, including political polarization, corruption, disinformation, and transnational organized crime. To address these challenges, the United States is firmly committed to joint efforts through the Organization of American States and joint follow-up on commitments adopted at the Ninth Summit of the Americas, hosted by President Biden in Los Angeles in June 2022. We celebrate the important step taken this week to advance the creation of the new Voluntary Group of OAS Member States to support follow-up to the Inter-American Democratic Charter, as determined by the OAS General Assembly of June 2023. This important new effort will serve to strengthen regional democracies, combat threats to democratic institutions and improve the application and use of the Democratic Charter. Through our participation in the Voluntary Group, the United States will work to engage all interested OAS member states to support this open and collaborative effort. Only by working together with transparency and mutual respect can the Democratic Charter continue to serve as an indispensable tool for strengthening inclusive democracy in the Americas.
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The latest Rutgers report looks at the nature of technology-facilitated gender-based violence and offers recommendations for how nations, organisations and communities can take action. Read more and download the resource here: https://ow.ly/MqKL50Sr5so
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