And the Honesty Oscars go to….
Every day in the week leading up to the Academy Awards, February 17th to 21st, ONE and Accountability Lab will unveil a category for our
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Open Data Day 2015
Open Data Day is back After a very successful Open Data Day 2014, Kenya is once again gearing up for 2015 edition of the International
Players or Spectators – 6 Observations of CSO participation in OGP
Our founder, Al Kags is happy to publish Players or Spectators – Observations on CSO Participation in the Open Government Partnership, a culmination of a
Where are the citizens in Devolution?
Yesterday at the World Bank in Washington DC, I had the pleasure to spend lunch hour reflecting with colleagues there about the progress that Kenya
Essential Question: Can Open Government Really Change the World?
This is cross-posted from Al Kags’ personal blog, alkags.me. I have just started the six-week academic sessions of the Washington Fellowship at the Arizona State
The great thing about fellowship programmes
At Open Institute we are thrilled that our very own Al Kags has been selected as one of the inaugural cohort of Washington fellows, under
Open Duka and the Transformative Power of Open and Visualized Data
GUEST BLOGGER: MICHAEL MURUNGI, CEO, KENYA LAW Leafing through a print edition of the Kenya Gazette has always been more like looking for a morsel
Post-2015 and the Data Revolution.
I recently had the honour of participating in the Dialogue on Data for accountability within the post-2015 agenda framework earlier this year in New York.
The Open Data Delusion
The open data movement has grown exponentially in a relatively short period of time. Many countries and cities have been rolling out initiatives and embracing
Open Duka, Tech for Transparency, and Learning Kung-Fu
This is a cross-post from Global Integrity Submitted by Nathaniel Heller on 21 February , 2014 – 12:53 PM – Open Duka, Tech for Transparency,