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open government : beyond static measures A paper produced by Involve for the OECD Karin Gavelin, Simon Burall and Richard Wilson July 2009 2 Executive summary The open government agenda has gained momentum over the past decade. It is now widely acknowledged that greater openness benefits not only citizens but also government itself, by prompting better record management, making decisions and services more efficient and, at best, serving as a safeguard against misgovernment and corruption. The purpose of this paper is to introduce new indicators for measuring government openness. Existing open government indicators tend to focus either on the presence of key laws and institutions, or on citizens perceptions of government performance. Neither option provides a full picture of comparative openness: the former gives little insight into the scope of the laws and institutions measured and the latter does not provide a quantitative picture of actual activities.
Open Government: beyond static measures A paper produced by Involve for the OECD Karin Gavelin, Simon Burall and Richard Wilson July 2009
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