Much hard work lies ahead if transparency is to help lead our country to a new place in its history, and NIMSP will play a big role in getting us there.
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To truly realize the power of open data, ClearGov was created — a platform that transforms mountains of complex open data into easy-to-understand infographics.
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The 49 co-sponsors of a resolution to block the Clean Power Plan have received $52 million in political contributions from energy industries to their campaigns.
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Albuquerque’s open data initiative has received good reviews. Why? The city's been focusing on the concept of return on investment.
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A new civic tool, Zakonodajni Monitor, is the first step toward Slovenia's legislative footprint.
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How can datasets be trusted when they are published by an authoritarian government?
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The Czech Republic is close to publishing full texts of all public sector contracts, a move that would significantly increase the transparency of public finances in the country.
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Instead of diving into the deep end of open data, Tulsa is taking a more measured approach to make sure its citizens get the most of these transparency efforts.
Continue readingOpenGov Voices: For lobbying in the U.K., it’s time for a change
Without significantly more transparency around lobbying, the realm of influence in British politics will remain murky and mysterious.
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