Interaction’s 2024 photo contest is now live!
The contest begins today, April 22. Submissions will remain open until June 7, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. EDT. Use the…
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Transforming Public Procurement for People and the Planet
This year more than ever, we’re aware of what’s at stake for democracy, and how elections impact public trust in…
#YouthInAction – Supporting young people in Government
Beyond the problems of incorporating youth voices into decision-making, young people face complex obstacles when attempting to formally enter politics.…
Enhancing Post-Boko Haram Transitional Justice Processes in Northeast Nigeria
Transitional justice (TJ) is becoming increasingly relevant for reconciliation, healing, and national cohesion across Africa. In Nigeria, despite a flawed…
Why the EU could and should join the international treaty on exchange of data for the verification of asset declarations
Asset declaration systems are one of the most powerful tools in combating corruption. However, the effectiveness of asset declarations all…
Renewing the Social Contract: Building Municipal Trust in Kosovo
Trust between people and their government is one of the essential underpinnings of functioning democracies. Research and evidence from around…
Call for nominations: 2024 disability inclusion award
InterAction established the Disability Inclusion Award in collaboration with Mobility International USA (MIUSA) in 2009 in honor of the U.N. Convention on the…
Aligning OGP Commitment Analysis with the Open Gov Challenge
OGP action plans feature commitments spanning various policy areas like anti-corruption, climate, justice, and civic space. The OGP Support Unit…
Nepobabies Out: Bill to End Nepotism in Paraguay
Estefanía Careaga, an active member of the Emerging Leadership Political Network , shares in this blog the project she presented, together with…
What Next for President Faye?
By all accounts, on 2 April 2024, Bassirou Diomaye Faye will be sworn in as the fifth democratically elected president…