UNMDP strengthens its commitment to open government through international exchange

UNMDP strengthens its commitment to open government through international exchange

The National University of Mar del Plata strengthens its open government policies through active participation in international forums. By sharing institutional experiences and collaborating with academic networks, the university contributes to the regional debate on the challenges of transparency, participation, and inclusion in public and university management. A central focus was the presentation on open government perspectives in employment competitions, highlighting the implementation of the transgender-trans labor quota in collaboration with LGBT+ organizations. This systematic documentation of inclusive practices reflects the joint commitment of various university secretariats to democratize access and ensure equity in academic employment. This exchange is relevant to open data because it links administrative transparency with real social inclusion. By documenting and sharing these good practices, the university demonstrates how open governance goes beyond merely publishing information to become a tool for social justice and democratic strengthening, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.

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