📋 Tender Overview
Structured information on personnel, education, international cooperation and civic actions are made available to citizensWithin the framework of the National Open Data Strategy, approved by the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, the Ministry of Defense has taken a significant step towards transparency and access to public information, at the beginning of the publication of open data of the defense sector.
On Thursday, June 26, the General Secretary of the Ministry of Defense, Maria Cecilia Chumbe Rodriguez, signed the Act of delivery of the Mindef open data model and the closure of the implementation process, in the company of the officials responsible for this work.
The General Office of Information and Statistical Technologies (OGTIE) was in charge of the conduction and development of each of the five phases that covered this model, throughout six months of continuous and professional work, culminating with the presentation of the Open Data model of the Mindef.
This initiative constitutes a key tool for public citizens and entities, facilitating free and reliable information for decision -making, studies or research. Open data is published in accessible and free -use, reuse and redistribution formats without restrictions.
After a rigorous analysis, seven data sets were identified that will be published, among them: PEA of the Defense Sector, the curricular meshes of the institutional education institutions, the institutional events, the specific agreements of industrial and social compensation offset, as well as the annual table of the personnel deployed in peace missions, military and contingent observers.
Additionally, international agreements signed by the defense sector and multisectoral civic actions carried out by the armed forces for the benefit of the population will be given access.
With this initiative, the Ministry of Defense reaffirms its commitment to transparency, accountability and strengthening the link between the State and citizenship, in line with the principles of an open government.
