[open-government] Hungary on the road to join the OGP

[Chris Taggart]

Good work on the monitoring. It's critical that civil society benchmarks
the OGP activity if it's going to make a difference (it's also critical
that company registers are opened up if anti-corruption and money
laundering is going to be effectively tackled, so great that you mentioned
that too).
Chris
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On 3 May 2012 16:05, Keserű Júlia <keseru.julia at k-monitor.hu> wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> Hungary has just announced its intention to join the Open Government
> Partnership in the framework of its new anti-corruption strategy. K-Monitor
> Watchdog for Public Funds intends to take part in the development and the
> monitoring process of the action plan and urges the government to make
> substantiated commitments instead of focusing solely on communication
> issues.
>
> Here's a link for our press release on the announcement (English):
>
> http://kmonitor.hu/egyeb/hungary-on-the-road-to-the-open-government-partnership
>
>
> Our detailed recommendations are to be found here (Hungarian):
> http://k.blog.hu/2012/04/27/ogp_magyarorszag_elektronikus_felszabaditasa
>
> Best,
> Júlia Keserű
> K-Monitor Watchdog for Public Funds
>
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