Labour rights multi-stakeholder open Platform – Civic Voice and Action (CVA) led by OxYGen Foundation in partnership with EDUin civil society organization from the Czech Republic held the experience sharing online meeting on Open Government Partnership (OGP) and Participatory Policymaking, with the participation of the Ministerial Counsellor of the Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic Mr. František Kučera, and the representative of the Office of the Prime Minister of RA, Open Governance Partnership (OGP) Working Group Secretary Ms Lilya Afrikyan.
During the meeting, the speakers presented the structure and operation of the challenges in the realisation of the OGP National Action Plans (NAP) and how civil society organizations are involved and influence the NAP implementation OGP in the Czech Republic and Armenia.
The initiative was undertaken within the framework of the Visegrad funded “Knowledge Transfer for Enhanced Government’s Accountability and Citizens Participation in Armenia” and EU Funded “EU4LabourRights: Increasing Civic Voice and Action for Labour Rights and Social Protection in Armenia” projects.
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“Knowledge Transfer for Enhanced Government’s Accountability and Citizens
Participation in Armenia” project. The Project is implemented by OxYGen Foundation with
the financial support of the International Visegrad Fund.
“EU4LabourRights: Increasing Civic Voice and Action for Labour Rights and Social
Protection in Armenia” project is implemented by OxYGen Foundation, Socioscope NGO,
“Asparez” Journalists’ Club NGO, Armenian Progressive Youth NGO, Media Diversity Institute – Armenia in cooperation with Protection of Rights without Borders NGO, and Eurasia Partnership Foundation.
The project is funded by the European Union.