Strengthen the capacities of public institutions and citizens to prevent and fight corruption through the opening of data.
Implementation of the Inter-American Open Data Program to Prevent and Fight Corruption (PIDA) in Panama
Project under implementation
Description
This project aims to promote the collaboration and development of technical capacities of governments and citizens to support the implementation of the Inter-American Open Data Program to Prevent and Fight Corruption (PIDA) in Panama.
The use of open data strengthens democratic processes as it facilitates the co-creation of policies to prevent and punish corruption. In these efforts, the contribution of digital technologies is essential to encourage closer interaction with citizens and simplify access to public information.
The project includes a plan oriented to develop actions to strengthen the open data ecosystem in Panama. The mapping of policies and actors linked to anti-corruption efforts, intersectoral dialogue, capacity building, and citizen empowerment are fundamental elements for the success of this project.
Project purpose
The project seeks to support the Panamanian government and civil society in the collaborative process of implementing the PIDA and in the development of actions to fight corruption through the use of open data.
Project goals
Empower citizens by providing them with access to training, awareness actions, and financing to create new channels to fight corruption
Structure
1
The project maps and researches the policies, institutions, competencies, and actors related to the anti-corruption ecosystem in Panama to make them part of the process of implementing the PIDA.
2
Participants get involved in a training process on transparency, access to public information, open data, and accountability to align institutional and citizen knowledge and perspectives about the PIDA.
3
An inter-institutional working group to lead the implementation of the PIDA and facilitate awareness-raising and capacity-building at the authority level regarding the opening of data sets.
4
An exploration of the current status of anti-corruption databases to develop an inventory of the status of anti-corruption data and an opening plan for Panama.
5
A data opening process aligned with the Panamanian open data governance model, supported by technical training on the subject and facilitated by international experts.
6
Development of a digital platform that promotes transparency, communication, citizen participation and provides reliable information on opening data and implementing the PIDA.
7
Mapping non-governmental actors working on civic technology, Open Government and open data in Panama to collaboratively promote government transparency.
8
Representatives of local civil society organizations, academia, the private sector and the media strengthen their capacities in accessing and using open data.
9
Participants co-create solution proposals that use open data to promote transparency and fight corruption.
Strategic partners
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