Plan de Acción
Diseño:
El 5to Plan de Acción de Guatemala fue diseñado por 36 instituciones públicas y organizaciones de la sociedad civil. Este plan tiene como eje central la transparencia en la gestión pública y presupuesto del Estado. El plan toma en cuenta seis áreas temáticas para el desarrollo de sus compromisos: Gobierno digital y modernización de la gestión pública; educación, salud, seguridad alimentaria y nutricional; medio ambiente, cambio climático; migración y reducción de la pobreza; inclusión social y poblaciones en condiciones de vulnerabilidad y gestión y seguimiento de inicativas, tratados y convenios internacionales en materia de transparencia, anticorrupción y rendición de cuentas.
Para crear el plan, se llevaron a cabo más de cien reuniones y actividades de cocreación, seis conversatorios ciudadanos, veintiséis reuniones de trabajo de cocreación de los compromisos, diecisiete reuniones de trabajo entre representantes de organizaciones de la sociedad civil e instituciones públicas, 35 reuniones del Comité Técnico de Gobierno Abierto (Foro Multiactor de Gobierno Abierto en Guatemala), y tres reuniones en seguimiento al proceso de cocreación entre la Alianza Mundial para el Gobierno Abierto, el Colectivo de Organizaciones Sociales y Punto de Contacto Técnico de Gobierno Abierto.
Seguimiento y Evaluación:
Plataforma nacional de seguimiento de los compromisos (Ver)
Compromisos
Enfoque principal: datos abiertos
Total de compromisos: 12
Compromisos subnacionales: No
Compromisos de Parlamento abierto: No
Compromisos de Justicia abierta: No
Plan Characterization
1. Actions to strengthen the publication of Open Data
The National Open Data Portal will be relaunched, including the data sets prioritized by civil society and public institutions; Open data training processes will be carried out for civil society, public officials, think tanks, academia, the media, among others.
2. Participatory update of the Digital Government plan 2021-2026
Form a working group made up of the Presidential Commission for Open and Electronic Government and representatives of academia, private initiative, Think Tanks and civil society organizations with the aim of updating the Digital Government Plan 2021-2026.
3. Promotion of the Great National Crusade for Nutrition
Generate spaces for dialogue between individuals, families and communities so that they acquire knowledge regarding nutrition and generate social and behavioral change; promote spaces for intersectoral decision-making through municipal offices for food and nutrition security in the municipalities.
4. Develop a digital consultation tool that makes transparent the efforts of the Ministry of Education that allows the identification of pertinent information, defining the indicators collaboratively
Create the field of transparency and accountability in the web portal of the Ministry of Education to provide the population with accessible, understandable and updated information, as well as promote the use of the consultation tool within the website.
5. Strengthening transparency and accountability processes in health
Develop a section with information related to infrastructure that generates fixed capital on the website of the Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance; integrate the technical roundtable with civil society to analyze health infrastructure and generate recommendations; strengthen the MSPAS website in the open data section for greater transparency, follow-up of actions, and compliance with open data criteria.
6. Transparency, accountability, and socialization actions to strengthen efforts for the environment, stop climate change, and protect the country's biodiversity
Implement processes of socialization, accountability for plans, actions and results, training and strengthening of transparency mechanisms on the management of public entities with competence in environmental issues and climate change in the instances of SISCODE and in groups and collectives of organized civil society organizations.
7. Carrying out actions aimed at applying the Action Plan of the National Decent Employment Policy 2017-2032
Promote regular, orderly and safe labor migration through the Temporary Work Abroad Program of the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare, to facilitate access to temporary work opportunities abroad; specialize and strengthen labor intermediation processes for Guatemalans abroad through training and certification with specialized entities.
8. Design of strategy and inter-institutional coordination plan and programmatic articulation for the reduction of irregular migration
Design, through the Multisectoral Table for the Attention to Migration that will be established, an inter-institutional coordination strategy and a Plan for the programmatic, budgetary and geographical articulation of public policies that make it possible to attend to the most vulnerable population segments in the areas with the highest rates of irregular external migration.
9. Review of the National Disability Policy that includes as a product the preparation of a document that contains a proposal for a modification to the current policy, aligning itself with the guarantee of civil, economic and social rights...
Prepare a document containing a proposal to improve the current policy regarding the promotion of social inclusion in line with the guarantee of Civil, Economic and Social Rights established in the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities of the United Nations - UN.
10. National and participatory monitoring of international conventions on transparency and anti-corruption
Form technical committees that integrate public entities responsible for implementing actions to prevent and fight corruption in Guatemala and civil society organizations to coordinate the implementation and follow-up of the commitments acquired by the State of Guatemala; demonstrate, with quantitative and qualitative data, the advances and challenges of the State of Guatemala in the application of international conventions to generate concrete proposals for the effective approach to the prevention and fight against corruption.
11. Training and diagnosis for the implementation of the open contracting data standard for infrastructure
Strengthening of the Infrastructure Transparency Initiative - CoST through strategic alliances with governing entities and executing units of public works in Guatemala; training to promote knowledge and dissemination of the international standard of the CoST initiative and other initiatives on transparency and anti-corruption mechanisms.
12. Improve the information mechanisms towards the systematic dissemination of EITI data in Guatemala
Develop adequate instruments for the collection and publication of materially relevant data for the elaboration of standard reports of the Initiative for the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) of Guatemala through technological development and improvement of the systematic disclosure of information.