Castilla-La Mancha acerca al Gobierno Central su compromiso y avances en materia de 'Gobierno abierto'
Castilla-La Mancha is strengthening its commitment to open government by designing a new strategic framework with a horizon of 2030. This upcoming strategy aims to guide the regional executive’s future dynamics, emphasizing transparency, integrity, and citizen participation. The region is advancing these principles through comprehensive legislation and is actively contributing initiatives to the national Open Government Plan, demonstrating a proactive stance in shaping broader public governance standards. The administration has established robust legal foundations since 2015, reinforcing institutional integrity and simplifying administrative processes. A key achievement is the implementation of a digital participation portal that has successfully managed numerous participatory processes and gathered tens of thousands of citizen contributions. This infrastructure ensures that public input directly influences decision-making, marking a significant shift toward more inclusive and responsive governance structures within the autonomous community. Relevance to open data lies in the region’s push for policy evaluation laws that will make government results transparent and accessible to the public. By integrating open principles with digital transformation, Castilla-La Mancha ensures that data is not just collected but used to demonstrate accountability. This approach aligns regional efforts with national goals, fostering a culture where data-driven transparency empowers citizens and enhances trust in public administration through measurable outcomes.
Source: lacerca.comPublished on 2025-11-17
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