Madrid, March 27, 2024.- The Ministry for Digital Transformation and Public Service has published this Tuesday the framework document ‘Consensus for an Open Administration’, the first step in the transformation of the Administration built in a participatory way with all stakeholders through an innovative methodology.
As Minister José Luis Escrivá announced during his appearance last Thursday in the Senate to expose the general lines of the Public Service area, the roadmap designed to carry out the transformation of the Administration to make it more open, innovative and transparent starts with the publication this week of this framework document, which will be in public consultation from today, March 27, until April 30.
These projects will then be refined and consulted by Hazlab, and, finally, in the last quarter of this year, the prototypes will be deployed by GobTechLab. Thus, according to the working method proposed in the framework document, 2024 will be dedicated to experimentation, and throughout 2025 best practices will be deployed and scaled up, which will be evaluated in 2026.
The text that is presented this Tuesday starts with six general principles: the institutionalization of the transformation process; the participation of employees and managers of the administration, trade union and business organizations, civil society and the whole of citizenship; innovation; transparency; evaluation and alignment with national and supranational transformation strategies and initiatives. In addition, it is articulated in four objectives (Administration open to investment in the capacities of the public sector, administration open to public policies informed by the evidence and to the best innovative tools, administration open to the citizens, accessible and humanist and, finally, administration open to transparency, public participation and accountability), and these objectives are concretized in 18 projects referring to areas as diverse as Artificial Intelligence and data spaces, the previsional management of human capital, the elaboration of public policy maps, the interconnection of services of attention to citizenship, the development of the culture of integrity or the improvement of citizen participation in the design of standards and other plans.
The document will be accessible on the INAP website (www.inap.es) and the contributions can be made in Consenso@digital.gob.es