Sentence examples for open governance from inspiring English sources

Transparency projects are the "low-hanging fruit" of open governance, and hence tempting for governments to focus on, says Tiago Peixoto, research director of the e-Democracy Centre at the University of Zurich.

Open governance is still a newish idea even in advanced economies.

The promotion of open governance rings hollow against support for repressive regimes.

Sustainability was a route to more open governance and rounded strategy – and it delivered.

The former commissioner said Labor was also heavily resistant to FOI and some aspects of open governance.

Open governance allows players other than the owner to shape the rules of trade and reward sharing on the platform.

A rash of senior White House staff jumping ship for well-paid lobbying jobs at some of America's biggest and most controversial companies could pose a threat to open government, governance and transparency campaigners have warned.

"Power must be put back into the hands of members by guaranteeing democratic best practice, opening governance up to a broad range of energetic, experienced, elected directors capable of holding management to account," Gray will say in his comment piece.

This article is one in a series supported by the MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Opening Governance that seeks to work collaboratively to increase our understanding of how to design more effective and legitimate democratic institutions using new technologies and new methods.

Scott Page is a professor of political science at the University of Michigan, and the author of The Diversity Bonus, a new book based on his research on diversity and collective decision-making (some of which has been developed and presented at workshops organized by the MacArthur Network on Opening Governance).

"The report which some of these allegations have cited is a regularly required report for the US government as part of our open government transparency in governance requirements," Ms Nuland added.