National Action Plan on Open Government

National Action Plan on Open Government Participate in the development of Canada’s 2025–2029 National Action Plan on Open Government ! The Government of Canada has been a member of the international Open Government Partnership (OGP) since 2012. The OGP brings together national and sub-national governments from around the world who are committed to advancing transparent, participatory, inclusive and accountable governance. To remain a member of the OGP, the Government of Canada must work with civil society and the public to develop and carry out a National Action Plan on Open Government every two to four years. As the plan is carried out, a tracker is used to make sure the government is following through on its commitments

Canada’s 2022–24 National Action Plan on Open Government

Climate change and sustainable growth

Giving people access to the information they need to understand the impacts of climate change

Democracy and civic space

Protecting against misinformation and disinformation
Making sure everyone has the chance to take part in fair democratic processes

Fiscal, financial and corporate transparency

Using a public beneficial ownership registry to hinder money laundering and tax evasion
Implementing a system to track government spending on software and technology

Justice

Helping people and organizations across the country get what they need to address their legal problems

Open data for results

Making the data people want easy to get, use and understand
Incorporating open data into everyday government practices