Agencia de Gestión Urbana de la Ciudad de México

For The Creation Of A Strategic Open City Plan

Overview
The Laboratorio para la Ciudad (Labplc) is an office of civic innovation that sits within Mexico City’s Agency of Urban Management. This grant would allow the Labplc to develop an Open Government strategy for Mexico City—including open processes, data-driven policy, government responsiveness, and the development of a 2020 Open Government vision, towards an Open City. This grant would support a pilot of civic participation programs within the government agencies as well as a capacity-building program for city public servants.
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Av. Tlaxcoaque No. 8, 2nd Floor, Col. Centro,, Delegación Cuauhtémoc, Federal District, 06068, Mexico
Grants to this Grantee
for support of a working group to create a transparency and open data strategy for Mexico City  
The Laboratorio para la Ciudad (Labplc) is an office of civic innovation that sits within the newly created Mexico City manager's office. The LabPLC is in charge of projects related to open data, e-government, transparency, and the use of new platforms and technology to engage civil society and will act as a bridge between all city departments and civil society. In addition, the Labplc is the first international partner of Code for America and has launched its first generation of Código DF fellows who work on transportation, health, tourism, environment, and economic development. This planning grant would allow the LabPLC to establish a working group of leading government officials to create an open data strategy for Mexico City.
for the creation of a strategic Open City plan  
The Laboratorio para la Ciudad (Labplc) is an office of civic innovation that sits within Mexico City’s Agency of Urban Management. This grant would allow the Labplc to develop an Open Government strategy for Mexico City—including open processes, data-driven policy, government responsiveness, and the development of a 2020 Open Government vision, towards an Open City. This grant would support a pilot of civic participation programs within the government agencies as well as a capacity-building program for city public servants.

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