Action Plan
Design:
The co-creation process of the Fifth Open Government Action Plan faced the social outbreak of October 2019, which implied a profound social and political change. Therefore, the different public bodies have adapted their institutional work to a new perspective focused on citizens and their needs. The social outbreak also implied a sense of necessity for a profound change throughout the country, deepening actions to reduce inequality and move towards a more inclusive society. Added to the social outbreak, the plan's co-creation process was immersed in the COVID-19 health crisis. Indeed, the entire process was affected by these two circumstances.
Since August 2020, the Board of Open Government and the Public Integrity and Transparency Commission of the Ministry of the General Secretariat of the Presidency have taken on the challenge of co-creating the fifth Action Plan. The process included instances of dissemination and awareness in Open Government, collaboration and networking, spaces for virtual participation, traceability and accountability, involvement of civil society and academia, and progress towards an Open State.
Monitoring and evaluation:
National platform for monitoring commitments (Click here)
Chile Results Report 2020-2022 - For Public Comment - Independent Reporting Mechanism (Click here)
Commitments
Transversal topics: gender gap; inclusion; diversity
Total commitments: 10
Subnational commitments: No
Open parliament commitments: Yes
Open justice commitments: Yes
