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Spotlight
Evaluating Our Progress on Open Government
- NRC Accomplishments in 2010 – 2011
- 1-Year Assessment
- Around the Government: White House Open Government Dashboard
- White House Fact Sheet on Open Government Flagship Initiatives
- OpenTheGovernment.org: Rankings of Federal Agencies’ Open Government Plans
- OpenTheGovernment.org: Audit of NRC Open Government Plan
- Project on Government Oversight (POGO): Results of Independent Audit of Agency Open Government Plans
- POGO: Agencies Show Progress with Updates to Open Government Plans
OMB Watch: Initial Rankings of Federal Agencies’ Open Government Web Sites (see also Scoring Criteria)
In its Open Government Directive, dated December 8, 2009, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) called upon Government agencies to open their doors and data to the American people. To evaluate progress toward that goal, OMB instructed the Federal Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO) to develop an Open Government Dashboard. Initially, that Dashboard focused on the various deliverables explicitly identified in the OMB Directive, but the current revision offers a more holistic set of metrics, informed by each agency's Open Government Plan.
Consistent with that approach, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) regularly monitors and evaluates our own progress in pursuing the objectives of the OMB Directive and meeting the milestones set forth in our Open Government Plan, as we continue to implement The NRC Approach to Open Government. For details, please see NRC Accomplishments in 2010 – 2011 and the following pages:
- Self-Assessment of NRC Open Government Initiative
- Open Government Plan Self-Evaluation
- Open Government Plan Performance Dashboard
- Open Government Directive Milestone Inventory
We also solicit and carefully consider your feedback through optional online surveys. Your survey responses serve as a guide for use in further enhancing our public Web site and our success in achieving transparency, participation, and collaboration in our regulatory activities. For the latest survey results, please see the following benchmark average reports prepared by ForeSee Results using the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) methodology:
- E-Government Transparency Index (1.05 MB)
- Online Transparency Benchmark Report (533 KB)
- E-Government Satisfaction Index (1.20 MB)
- Site Satisfaction Benchmark Report (4.45 MB)
- Site Satisfaction Survey Results (1.38 MB)