• 19 October 2017

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    Category : Opinion

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    Open Government, Open State

    Today, when corruption has become an endemic evil, we need more than ever to bring the country's institutions closer to its citizens, its legitimate creditors

    The Open Government Partnership promotes a culture of transparency and accountability

    Today, when corruption has become an endemic evil that directly affects the democratic quality of our societies, we need more than ever to bring the country's institutions closer to its citizens, its legitimate creditors. One thing that contributes to closing the ga...

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  • 13 October 2017

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    Category : Reportage

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    Hospital medical records: much more than a storage space

    Representatives of the Ministry of Health, the Institute of Social Security and the Institute for Access to Public Information travelled to Madrid with the support of EUROsociAL+ to find out more in situ about the Spanish experience with managing hospital medical records

    When Margarita went to her Social Security hospital in El Salvador for her regular type 2 diabetes check-up, her medical record had disappeared. After hours of fruitless searching, she went in to see her doctor with a temporary (empty) file so that he could prescribe the appropriate...

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  • 06 October 2017

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    Category : Opinion

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    Challenges for tax administrations in Latin America

    The director of Cooperation and International Taxation of the CIAT describes the great challenges faced by tax administrations in Latin America

    The director of Cooperation and International Taxation of the CIAT describes the great challenges faced by tax administrations in Latin America

    Perhaps "diversity" is the term that best fits Latin America (LA), both due to the geographical, economic and cultural differences between the countries and the inequality in the level of development of their inhabitants. It is not an easy task to define common challenges ...

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  • 28 September 2017

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    Category : Reportage

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    Ghana’s winding path towards Transparency and Anti-corruption

    To date Ghana does not have a Freedom of Information law but it has made some positive strides to ensure transparency and accountability

    EU funded Accountability, Rule of law and Anti-corruption Programme (ARAP)

    In the past years, Ghana has made some positive strides to ensure transparency and accountability within its governance reforms. Some concrete commitments include the development and roll out of a 10 year National Anti-Corruption Action Plan (NACAP) as well joining in 2011 the Open Government Partne...

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