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Fwd: [ogp] Lithuania, Malta and Turkey will not receive IRM reports

  • Subject: Fwd: [ogp] Lithuania, Malta and Turkey will not receive IRM reports
  • From: "Theodoros G. Karounos" <karounos [ at ] eellak [ dot ] gr>
  • Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2014 14:30:01 +0200
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From: Paul Maassen <maassenpaul [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com>
Date: Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 2:02 PM
Subject: [ogp] Lithuania, Malta and Turkey will not receive IRM reports
To: OGP Civil Society group <ogp [ at ] dgroups [ dot ] org>


On the OGP blog:



The Open Government Partnership’s Independent Reporting Mechanism
(IRM) is in the process of publishing 35 progress reports on the group
of countries that joined OGP at the Brasilia Summit in 2012 - known as
Cohort 2. IRM progress reports are designed to assess implementation
of National Action Plan commitments, provide feedback on public
consultation and engagement with civil society, and make
recommendations to improve the following National Action Plan.



Three countries from this group will not be receiving an IRM progress
report at this time: Lithuania, Malta and Turkey. The decision not to
produce a report for these three countries was taken for a number of
reasons. First, a considerable number of attempts were made during the
report research period by both the Support Unit and the IRM team to
make contact with a government representative without success. Second,
no self-assessment report was submitted on the National Action Plan.
Third, other independent attempts to verify activities related to the
National Action Plan found little evidence that commitments were being
implemented. The IRM therefore concluded there was not sufficient
activity related to OGP to produce a report.



The Support Unit will now work with these three countries to meet the
requirements of continued participation in OGP, including improving
consultation with civil society and the creation of their second OGP
National Action Plan by June 15th, 2014. The consequences of not
receiving an IRM progress report will be considered by the Criteria
and Standards subcommittee of the OGP Steering Committee in due
course. The subcommittee will also be considering the implications of
the IRM’s findings for the other Cohort 2 countries.




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