Action Plan

Design:

The Fifth Action Plan mainstreams the gender approach and social inclusion in all its commitments, by including several sections that refer specifically to the impact on gender and inequality gaps. In addition, in this plan the commitments are linked to the Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development at the level of objectives and goals, and each commitment has monitoring indicators.

The co-creation process of the Fifth Action Plan was coordinated by the Multi-stakeholder Forum for an Open Government, made up of government representatives, civil society, the private sector and academia. The methodology of the process was based on the Design thinking methodology, to build innovative ideas oriented towards solutions and centered on the citizenry. Once the issues were prioritized by the Multi-stakeholder Forum through a socialization process, citizens were invited to participate in workshops and meetings. In-persona territorial tables and virtual thematic tables were developed. The workshops and in-person meetings included the participation of 576 people between civil society and government. In the virtual meetings, 416 people participated. In other words, in total, the process had the participation of 992 people.

Monitoring and evaluation:

National platform for monitoring commitments (Click here)

Latest report of the Independent Reporting Mechanism (no information)

Commitments

Transversal approach: gender and inequalities

Total commitments: 10

Subnational commitments: No

Open parliament commitments: No

Open justice commitments: No

Caracterización del Plan

1. National Plan for the Opening of #OpenDataDR

Increase the availability and capture of useful, standardized data; advance in the interconnection and relationship of data with a view to making transparency, integrity, accountability, prevention of administrative corruption and citizen participation more efficient, thereby promoting economic development and innovation based on the use and reuse of open data.

3. Open Government in the Governorates

Make opportunities visible to citizens based on transparency and access to information, through the governor ates, and promote participation and accountability through both in-person and digital channels; install Offices for Access to Public Information (OAI), launch the Single Portal for Request for Access to Public Information (SAIP) and the Transparency portals.

6. System for Monitoring and Evaluation of the Quality of Public Services

Make the measurement of satisfaction with the quality of public services transparent in the interest of raising the quality for the citizenry; redesign the System for Monitoring and Evaluation of the Quality of Public Services to strengthen the capacities of local entities, bodies and governments, guiding and facilitating the use of techniques, methods and tools for measuring user satisfaction with respect to the quality of public services, within the framework of good administration.