ACC students assessed Austin’s progress on its Open Government Partnership commitments in AI ethics, climate resilience, and economic equity. They found strong intent but limited capacity, urging clearer definitions, transparency, better engagements.
Austin advanced its 2024–2028 OGP Action Plan with community‑driven AI accountability work and climate resilience pilots. Collaboration, learning, and independent monitoring shaped progress and highlighted areas to improve transparency and reporting.
The City of Austin is proud to announce our Open Government Action Plan 2024-2028
Work continues on Action Plan 3 As we continue to co-create the City of Austin’s Third OGP Action Plan relating to 1) Anticipatory governance & climate; 2) Economic resilience & workforce; 3) AI & accountability; 4) Enhanced equity assessments tools…
The city of Austin announces new works under the open government partnership
Open Government Partnership Meeting on September 17th, 2024: Final Agenda and Registration
On Tuesday, September 17, 2024, the U.S. Open Government Secretariat that leads national Open Government Partnership (OGP) participation and the City of Austin Innovation Office will organize an in-person event with local civil society at Austin City…
Local Level Shows Most Promise for Collaboration & OGP Progress U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken stated in his keynote address in last month’s Cities Summit of the Americas , where OGP was represented, “[o]n issue after issue, in city after…
América Abierta in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Featured Austin's Experience OGP invited Alba Sereno, City of Austin’s Chief Research and Strategic Initiatives Officer, to speak at the September 2022 “Open Americas” OGP conference as part of the…
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The City of Austin is proud to be an official member of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) - an international organization dedicated to making governments more open, inclusive, and responsive. Use this page to keep up with the City's past and present OGP activities.