Keitha Booth, an experienced reviewer of Open Government Partnership national action plans and a Trust Democracy member, invites public comment from Taiwan on the draft Independent Results Report for the Taiwan Open Government National Action Plan 2021-2024.
The draft Independent Results Report was prepared by Keitha Booth and Mei Jen Hung for the National Development Council (Taiwan), December 2024. It is released for public consultation from 13 December to 27 December 2024. Members of the Taiwanese public…
Keitha Booth, who is a Reviewer for the Open Government Partnership Independent Review Mechanism and a Trust Democracy member, announces the publication of the Taiwan Open Government Co-Creation Brief 2024.
This co-creation brief was prepared by Keitha Booth and Mei Jen Hung for the National Development Council (Taiwan), May 2024 under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence. Introduction This brief, based on the Open Government Partnership (OGP)’s Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM)…
After travelling 17,000 kilometres to the 2023 Open Government Partnership Global Summit in Tallinn, Estonia, Trust Democracy’s Chair, Simon Wright, reflects on one of the most energising and inspiring conferences he has attended. It was just a shame that he was the only New Zealand delegate. It would have been hugely beneficial for New Zealand ministers, politicians, officials and civil society reformers to have been there too.
Trust Democracy has been working on several issues this year – read about the submissions we’ve been making, and how to get involved.
Keitha Booth announces the publication of the review of Taiwan’s first Open Government National Action Plan 2021-2024 and reveals Taiwan’s wish to join the international Open Government Partnership. Civic groups in Taiwan applaud the action plan but seek broader collaboration across civil society, and ongoing training and promotion across central and local government to ensure long-term results and an enduring open government culture.
