Open Government Data (OGD) Readiness Assessment
The OGD Readiness Assessment was created to assist Governments in assessing how prepared a country is to the adoption and implementation of an OGD initiative. Specifically, the assessment helps governments to identify specific areas for improvements and potential niches for the initial start up of OGD initiatives. Based on key factors the assessment can assist governments in adjusting their respective plans to consolidate strengths and address weaknesses.

Currently, there is little evidence-based research available to help implementers understand what precisely might be required for the success of OGD initiatives or how to measure the impact of OGD initiatives. Different countries have differing levels of development as well as different forms and traditions of governance, making it difficult to compare them one-to-one across the board. Thus the OGD Readiness assessment is not aimed to compare or score countries at this stage. One goal of the OGD Readiness project is to allow for cross-country comparisons, which will lead to an index similar to the UNPAN e-government index, based on a better understanding of the factors involved.
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A. Political commitment and appropriate policies
Initiatives increasing good governance or OGD require commitment, buy-in and perseverance from the Public Sector Bodies themselves, political leaders, civil society, media, private sector actors and citizens.

- Awareness of political value of knowledge sharing and citizen engagement
- Commitment to good governance and OGD
- Attitude of high and mid-level political operators and government officials
to opening up data
- Good governance and rule of law

1. Is there political commitment from top-level decision makers for opening up government data?
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2. Is there political commitment from top-level decision makers for transparency,  accountability and participation? *
3. Is there political commitment from top-level decision makers to fight corruption? *
If you answered Yes to any of the above questions in Section A please explain:
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