Manlleu, Lleida and Reus, leaders in digital transformation and open government
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La IX edition of the Open Administration Awards to the town councils and county councils awarded annually by the Consorci Administración Oberta de Catalunya (AOC) has recognized the leading organizations in digital transformation and open government. This year, 100 Catalan local bodies have been awarded one of the Open Administration Awards, divided into seven categories according to the number of inhabitants of the municipalities and their nature.
Of the 100 awarded, Manlleu is the municipality that has obtained the highest score followed by Lleida
SPAIN i Reus.
Regarding classification by category, Lleida
SPAIN i Reus they collide in the category of municipalities with more than 50.000 inhabitants; Manlleu alone leads the category of 20.001 to 50.000 inhabitants and Llinars del Vallès that of municipalities with 5.001 to 20.000 inhabitants. The Morell (1.001 to 5.000 inhabitants), Vilalba dels Arcs (501 to 1.000 inhabitants) i Caseres (less than 500 inhabitants) lead their respective categories. As for the county councils, the Pallars Jussà County Council (less than 20.000 inhabitants), the Berguedà County Council (from 20.001 to 50.000 inhabitants) and the Tarragona County Council (more than 50.000 inhabitants) lead their respective categories.
The awards ceremony was held at the Teatre Auditori in Salou and was attended by the Secretary of Telecommunications and Digital Transformation of the Government of the Generalitat of Catalonia, Marc Realp, the president of Localret and vice-president of the AOC, Pilar Diaz, the mayor of Salou, Pere Granados and the managing director of the AOC, Santi Gallardo.
The session could be followed live through the AOC's YouTube channel from where you can retrieve the video of the event.
If you want to see images of the event, you can access the photographs from AOC's Flickr channel.
List of awarded entities
The awarded entities have at their disposal the web stamps in banner mode to be able to insert it in the corporate web.
City councils
Up to 500 hab.
1. Caseres 2. The Empordà Cut 3. Argentera
Top 10. Gaia Top 10. Boredà Top 10. cool Top 10. The Molar Top 10. Bellmunt del Priorat Top 10. The fig tree Top 10. Saint Cecilia of Voltregà Top 10. Taverns top 10 Ulldemolins Top 10. Sant Martí d'Albars
From 5.001 to 20.000 hab.
1. Linars del Vallès 2. Walls of the Vallès 3. Montornés del Vallès 3. Arenys de Munt 3. Sant Sadurní d'Anoia 3. Torelló
Top 10. Alella Top 10. Polynya top 10 Palau-solità and Plegamans Top 10. Sant Antoni de Vilamajor Top10. Saint Margaret and the Monks Top 10. Caldes de Montbui top 10 Sant Fruitós de Bages Top 10. The Garriga top 10 carded Top 10. Masquefa top 10 Castellbisbal Top 10. Castell d'Aro, Platja d'Aro and s'Agaró
From 501 to 1.000 hab.
1. Vilalba dels Arcs 2. Molins Bridge 2. Camarasa 3. Castellfollit de la Roca 3. Round 3. Light bulbs
Top 10. Sant Boi de Lluçanès Top 10. Vilabertran Top 10. Vilalba Saserra Top 10. Sant Jaume de Llierca Top 10. welcome Top 10. Rajadell top 10 Massanes top 10 Cornudella de Montsant Top10. Broom Top 10. Aiguamurcia
From 20.001 to 50.000 hab.
1. Borrow 2. Vic 2. Sant Quirze del Vallès 2. Hello 2. Gava 2. Silos 3. Sant Feliu de Llobregat 3. Olesa of Montserrat
Top 10. Saint Perpetua of Mogoda Top 10. Asparagus Top 10. Castellar del Vallès top 10 Palafrugell Top 10. The Masnou Top 10. Sant Feliu de Guíxols top 10 Sant Vicenç dels Horts
From 1.001 to 5.000 hab.
1. The Morell 2. Palau-saverdera 3. Collbatón
Top 10. Olérdola Top 10. Asc Top 10. Sant Pere de Vilamajor Top 10. innkeeper Top10. The Bianya Valley Top 10. Sant Joan de les Abbesses Top 10. Subirats Top10. The Village
Know the degree of digital maturity of your administration
These recognitions are given on the basis of theDigital Maturity Index (IMD) which prepares the AOC and which is determined from the analysis of objective indicators, the data on the use of the AOC services and the analysis of the websites of 947 town councils and 42 county councils.
In this way, local administrations have at their disposal rigorous information to know their state of affairs, their strengths and areas for improvement. Comparisons can also be made with other similar administrations or with those leading the digital transformation.
The IMD is a unique and innovative initiative, both at state and international level, which allows us to rigorously assess the degree of maturity of a public body's digital transformation. Indices that measure the development of digital government at the regional or state level are not appropriate for evaluating data at the local level and, moreover, are based on surveys or statistical data, while the IMD uses public and objective open data.
