Open Government Partnership Global Summit: Full Schedule

3:00pm CST

Measuring Open Government From the Citizens' Perspective

The session will begin with an introduction and presentation of the Open Government Index 2015 and its conceptual framework. Following this, a diverse panel of three speakers will engage in a discussion centered around three topics: 1) the demand for the creation of a comprehensive and coherent set of open government performance indicators based on the perceptions and experiences of citizens; 2) identifying the ways in which these indicators can be used to inform policy dialogue and assessments, and evaluate progress to meet SDG goals; and 3) to foster a productive discussion of the strengths and limitations of these types of indicators in general and the Open Government Index in particular.

Moderators

Sandra Elena

Speakers

Nathaniel Heller

Carlos Iglesias

Alejandro Ponce

Guillermo Ruiz de Teresa

Wednesday October 28, 2015 3:00pm - 4:00pm CST
Palacio de Minería

Open Government, Panel

Host Organization World Justice Project
Space Bernardo Quintana

4:00pm CST

Now What? Taking Action after the Action Plan on Open Commitments

The objective of this workshop is to provide participants with information on the importance of assessments before, during, and after the development of National Action Plans to provide not only the right context for NAP consultations but more specific and tangible next steps to implementing open data commitments toward greater efficiency and national prosperity. The World Bank’s Open Data Readiness Assessments (ODRAs) is one such tried methodology.

Speakers

Pierre Chrzanowski

Laura Manley

Open Data Consultant, World Bank

Laura Manley is an Open Data Consultant with the World Bank’s Transport and ICT Global Practice. Laura specializes in open data for economic growth, working with governments from low- and middle-income countries on their data policies. Laura is also the Co-Founder for the Center... Read More →

Wednesday October 28, 2015 4:00pm - 5:00pm CST
Palacio de Minería

Open Data, Panel

Host Organization The World Bank
Space Bernardo Quintana

5:00pm CST

Providing Access to Justice for All through Open Judiciary: Comparative Experiences from the U.S., Latin America, and China

This session will talk, first, about the keys of Open Judiciary (Justicia Abierta) and then it will showcase experiences related Open Judiciary from U.S., Latin America, and China via a panel discussion. The target of the panel is to achieve the basis for an Open Judiciary action plan in developed countries, developing countries, and closed societies. In addition to this panel, an international survey will help to this target. The survey is open whom wants to participate, and it is available in English, Spanish and Chinese in the website of the Stanford Law School, CGC, fromOctober 27th on, until November 15th, 2015 ( https://cgc.law.stanford.edu ).

Moderators

Carlos E. Jiménez-Gómez

Chair (IEEE e-Government), IEEE e-Government / Department of Justice of Catalonia, Spain

[ES] Investigador y profesional especializado en Open & Smart Government, e-Justicia e Interoperabilidad. Como profesional, Carlos tiene experiencia en proyectos innovadores y estratégicos relacionados con la adopción de tecnología en las organizaciones públicas, habiendo participado... Read More →

Speakers

Rodrigo Sandoval Almazan

Profesor Investigador, Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico

Mei Gechlik

Director, China Guiding Cases Project, Stanford Law School

Dr. Mei Gechlik is founder and director of Stanford Law School’s China Guiding Cases Project (“CGCP”). Formerly a tenured professor in Hong Kong, she has been a visiting faculty member at Peking University and the University of Vienna. Since its founding in 2011, the CGCP... Read More →

Philip Malone

JIMENEZ Stanford Session OGP Open Judiciary ppt

Wednesday October 28, 2015 5:00pm - 6:00pm CST
Palacio de Minería

Access to Justice, Panel

Host Organization Autonomous University of the State of Mexico | Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) | Stanford Law School
Space Bernardo Quintana

6:00pm CST

Inducing Innovation in the Public Sector

Even though public sector innovation has become an international trend, in the stricter sense we know that there is still much to learn on the subject. This session will address the contributing factors in promoting innovation as well as the necessary conditions that are key to ensure that good ideas are put into practice and can endure. This will be done by discussing the characteristics, achievements and limitations of three different initiatives that have been developed to promote public sector innovation in the Latinamerican region. By zooming in on problem definition, innovation development and adoption in these three initiatives, the session will attempt to delve into what ingredients can yield effective and durable innovation in the public sector.

Moderators

Mauricio Dussauge

Speakers

Fernanda Campagnucci

Diretora-executiva, Open Knowledge

Tania Castillo

Guillermo Cejudo

Profesor Investigador, CIDE

Profesor investigador del CIDE, interesado en políticas públicas, federalismo y rendición de cuentas. Coordinador de la Métrica de Gobierno Abierto CIDE-INAI: http://eventos.inai.org.mx/metricasga/ Coeditor de La política de transparencia en México (CIDE) y de La estructura... Read More →

Matthias Jaeger

María Fernanda Trigo

Directora del departamento para la gestion publica efectiva OEA, Organización de Estados Americanos

OEA Gestión pública, participación ciudadana, gobierno electrónico, acceso a la información pública, sensibilización y capacitación en estas áreas, iniciativas hemisfericas en estas áreas, programa agentes de cambio en gobierno abierto (fellowship de la OEA en Gobierno... Read More →

Wednesday October 28, 2015 6:00pm - 7:00pm CST
Palacio de Minería

Public Sector Innovation, Panel

Host Organization Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas
Space Bernardo Quintana

9:00am CST

Book presentation: La Alianza para el Gobierno Abierto en México, una Visión desde la Sociedad Civil

México es uno de los ocho países fundadores de la para Open Government Partnership
(OGP). Como pionera, la experiencia de la Alianza para el Gobierno Abierto 1(AGA) en
México tuvo simultáneamente el reto y la oportunidad de definir un modelo propio de
funcionamiento. Esta experiencia permitió explorar y experimentar con distintas formas
de organización vinculación que definieron una nueva relación entre sociedad civil y
gobierno. Este libro recupera la experiencia mexicana desde la perspectiva de ocho
organizaciones de la sociedad civil y tuvo como fuentes una revisión documental,
entrevistas a profundidad e investigación electrónica complementaria para el cotejo de
aspectos puntuales recabados en los testimoniales.

Speakers

Lulú V. Barrera

Jonathan Fox

Professor, American University

Emilene Martínez Morales

Senior Regional Coordinator for the Americas, Open Government Partnership

Emilene Martínez Morales joined the Open Government Partnership in September 2012. In her role, she focuses on supporting civil society organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean. She holds a BA in International Relations and an MA in International Studies from the Monterrey... Read More →

Haydeé Pérez

Executive Director, Fundar: Center for Research and Analysis

Haydeé Perez is executive director of Fundar: Center for Analysis and Research. Earlier she served as coordinator of transparency and accountability programs at Fundar, and is a leading civil society representative to the Open Government Partnership in Mexico. She is the author of... Read More →

Joel Salas Suárez

Guillermo Ruiz de Teresa

Thursday October 29, 2015 9:00am - 10:00am CST
Palacio de Minería

Open Government, Panel

Space Bernardo Quintana

10:00am CST

Conditions for an Open Governance: Measuring How Countries Implement OGP Basic Principles

Transparency International has tested an Open Governance Scorecard in 5 pilot countries (Ghana, Indonesia, Peru, United Kingdom and Ukraine) as a complementary assessment on how OGP principles embodies in regulation, policy and government structure, i.e. an enabling environment that could move forward OGP’s ambition and commitment at national level. The Scorecard provides tools which set open governance standards, track the progress, and most importantly assess them both in-law level and in practice. The Scorecard will be presented with participation from pilot countries.

Moderators

Muhammad Ilham

Speakers

Vitus Adaboo Azeem

Anastasiia Kozlovtseva

Jose María Marín

Samuel Rotta

Deputy Executive Director, Proetica

Peruano. Director Adjunto en Proética, capítulo de Transparency International en Perú. Intereses: lucha anticorrupción, transparencia, participación ciudadana.

Raden Siliwanti

Thursday October 29, 2015 10:00am - 11:00am CST
Palacio de Minería

Open Government, Panel

Host Organization Transparency International Indonesia
Space Bernardo Quintana

11:00am CST

Lever of Change? Learning to Make OGP effective at the Country Level

For this session the audience will be divided into 5 regional groups: Africa, Europe, North America, South America, and Southeast Asia. A researcher from each region will summarize the ways pro-reform actors have leveraged OGP to advance open government there, then facilitate a group conversation to reflect on lessons for other stakeholders. Later, the audience will be reorganized into small groups (civil society, government officials, funders, and private sector/other) for a recap of the previous conversation and a new set of reflections.

Moderators

Florencia Guerzovich

Consultant / Researcher, Global Integrity

PhD

Speakers

Joy Aceron

Head, G Watch, Philippines

Also a research affiliate and adviser to Accountability Research Center (ARC) (www.accountabilityresearch.org); and the National Researcher for the Philippines of the Open Government Partnership (OGP)-Independent Reporting Mechanism (IRM). See my latest book: https://www.g-watch.org/resources/vertical-integration-research/going-vertical-citizen-led-reform-campaigns-philippines-2nd... Read More →

Pedro Gerson

Consultant, IMCO

John Jingu

Fernando Nieto Morales

Professor of Public Administration and Policy, El Colegio de México

Fernando is professor at El Colegio de Mexico. His research and teaching focus on bureaucratic pathology, organizational change, and trust in the government.

Ani Plaku

Evelyn Villareal

Thursday October 29, 2015 11:00am - 12:00pm CST
Palacio de Minería

Open Government, Panel

Host Organization Global Integrity
Space Bernardo Quintana

12:00pm CST

Publication presentation: Vientos de Cambio II, análisis comparado de los nuevos planes de acción para Latinoamérica y el Caribe

The authors of "Vientos del Cambio II" will present this study including the methodology, findings and conclusions. The session will include participation from a civil society representative and a country representative as discussants who will further analyze the study's findings.

Moderators

Nicolas Dassen

Modernization of the State Senior Specialist, Inter-American Development Bank

Speakers

Álvaro Ramírez Alujas

Ciudadano, investigador & consultor en Estado Abierto, GIGAPP & Universidad de Chile

Papá de Lucas! Fundador e investigador @GIGAPP & Profesor @uchile Director @FMultitudes #OpenState Crafter & #OpenGovJedi

Eduardo Bohórquez

Director, Transparencia Mexicana

Licenciado en Ciencia Política y Administración Pública por la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) y Maestro en Estudios del Desarrollo por la Universidad de Cambridge, Inglaterra.Se desempeñó como Consejero de la Secretaría de Desarrollo Social y de la Secretaría... Read More →

Virginia Pardo

Director of the Digital Citizens Area, Agencia de Gobierno Electrónico y Sociedad de la Información de la Presidencia de la República de Uruguay

Thursday October 29, 2015 12:00pm - 1:00pm CST
Palacio de Minería

Open Government, Panel

Host Organization Inter-American Development Bank
Space Bernardo Quintana

2:00pm CST

Implementing the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda: The Open Government Guide Special Edition

This session focuses on the special edition of the Open Government Guide and explores how an open government approach can spur progress across the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Many OGP countries are already tackling these challenges by promoting transparency and accountability, empowering citizens and civil society, fighting corruption, and harnessing new technologies in their national action plans. Government and civil society panelists will showcase some of these examples and invite open government champions to build on these ideas with their own suggestions of open government policies that can help advance the SDGs.

Moderators

Tania Sánchez

Speakers

Abhinav Bahl

Manish Bapna

WRI, OGP co-chair

Ania Calderón

General Director of Open Data, Office of the President of Mexico

Ania Calderon is the General Director of Open Data at the Coordination of National Digital Strategy in the Office in the President of Mexico, where she leads the Open Data, Data for Development, Prospera Digital: Social and Financial Inclusion and Innovation for Resilience initiatives... Read More →

Ketevan Tsanava

Thursday October 29, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm CST
Palacio de Minería

Open Government, Panel

Host Organization Transparency and Accountability Initiative
Space Bernardo Quintana

3:00pm CST

The OGP and Other Mechanisms: Competition or Partners?

This is the launch of ODAC's comprehensive 2015 research into the intersections, harmonies and/or inconsistencies between the OGP, the African Peer Review Mechanism, the Universal Periodic Review Mechanism and the OECDA Anti-Bribery Convention Review.

Speakers

Henry Maina

Thursday October 29, 2015 3:00pm - 4:00pm CST
Palacio de Minería

Open Government, Panel

Host Organization Open Democracy Advice Centre
Space Bernardo Quintana

4:00pm CST

Holding Governments Accountable in OGP: The 2015 IRM Progress Reports for Mexico and the United States

This session will include the presentation of the IRM Progess Reports for Mexico and the United States. In each presentation, the researcher will present their main findings, followed by responses by the government representative and the CSO representative.

Moderators

Alex Howard

Speakers

Mary Beth Goodman

Patrice McDermott

Executive Director, OpenTheGovernment.org

Patrice McDermott has led the coalition since July 2006. OTG has coordinated civil society engagement with the US government on its OGP commitments since 2011, including the development of civil society Model National Action Plans, and the evaluation of the government's implementation... Read More →

Host Organization Open Government Partnership
Space Bernardo Quintana