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Promoting Paris in Zagreb

2021-06-03T17:47:39+02:00

[Post first published on the Open Government Partnership Blog] Helen Darbishire, Executive Director   Zagreb, 20 July 2017 - “It’s really hard to have put a lot of effort into publishing a citizens’ budget and then to have only ten people click on it,” lamented one official in the Croatian Ministry of Finance. This is a classic challenge facing reformers inside government in many OGP countries, who need to be able to motivate their colleagues to organise data into open, accessible formats for public consumption. In spite of the controversy whirling outside about conflicts of interest in the relationship between

Promoting Paris in Zagreb2021-06-03T17:47:39+02:00

Interview to Helen Darbishire: When a Minister does not resign after scandal, there may well be consequences in the next elections

2018-11-13T09:45:02+01:00

Nacional | 18/07/2017 Croata/ Traducido al inglés - Nacional: Why did you come in Croatia this time? The first time you were in Zagreb was in 1993 during the difficult wartime. How much did Zagreb and Croatia change since then? Helen: I first came to Zagreb in December 2013 for a meeting of journalists, organized by the Council of Europe, to discuss the ethical challenges facing the media in the context of war. Leer la traducción en inglés

Interview to Helen Darbishire: When a Minister does not resign after scandal, there may well be consequences in the next elections2018-11-13T09:45:02+01:00

Els Comuns inicien amb la corrupció una ronda de debats per definir propostes de futur

2018-11-13T09:45:02+01:00

Públic | 17/07/2017 Catalán - Catalunya en Comú ha començat la campanya 'Construïm en comú la Catalunya del futur', una série de debats que s'allargarà fins a l'octubre. Pisarello ha animat al públic "a fer fora al partit del 3%" i apostar per "alternatives progressistes". Leer más...

Els Comuns inicien amb la corrupció una ronda de debats per definir propostes de futur2018-11-13T09:45:02+01:00

Why won’t Brussels release report on EU-wide corruption?

2018-11-13T09:45:02+01:00

Euronews | 28/06/2017 Inglés - Campaigners want to know why Brussels bureaucrats are refusing to release a report on fighting corruption. EU chiefs had promised to report every two years on how well countries in the bloc were battling graft. But, after its first report in 2014, there has been nothing. Leer más...

Why won’t Brussels release report on EU-wide corruption?2018-11-13T09:45:02+01:00