Olesa de Montserrat and Reus, leaders in 2025 in digital transformation and open government
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The XI edition of the Open Administration Awards to the town councils and county councils that is awarded annually by the Open Administration Consortium of Catalonia (AOC) has recognized the leading entities in digital transformation and open government. This year they have been awarded one of the Open Administration Recognitions 83 Catalan local entities divided into seven categories according to the number of inhabitants of the municipalities and their nature.
Of the 83 awarded, Olesa de Montserrat and Reus are the municipalities who obtained the highest score followed by Sant Feliu de Llobregat and Manlleu.
Regarding classification by category, Reus leads the category of municipalities with more than 50.000 inhabitants for the third consecutive year; Olesa de Montserrat heads the category of 20.001 to 50.000 inhabitants and Llinars del Vallès and Montornès de Vallès collide that of municipalities with 5.001 to 20.000 inhabitants. Palau-saverdera debuts in first position in the category of 1.001 to 5.000 inhabitants, Castellfollit de la roca maintains first position for the second year in the category of municipalities with 501 to 1.000 inhabitants and Sant Martí d'Albars It debuts in first position in the category of municipalities with less than 500 inhabitants.
As for the county councils, the Priorat County Council (less than 20.000 inhabitants) is in first position; the Berguedà County Council (from 20.001 to 50.000 inhabitants) maintains the first position for the fifth consecutive year and the Baix Llobregat County Council This year it leads the category of municipalities with more than 50.000 inhabitants.
The awards ceremony was held in the Sala Petita of the Teatre Auditori de Granollers and was attended by the Secretary of Telecommunications and Digital Transformation, Albert Tort, from the vice president of Localret Peter Segura, from the mayor of Granollers, Alba Barnusell and the managing director of the AOC, Miquel Estape.
The session has been recorded and we offer you the video of the event from the AOC's Youtube channel.
If you want to see images of the event you can access the photographs from the AOC's Flickr channel.
List of awarded entities 2025
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. Sant Martí d'Albars 2. Cool 3. The Empordà Cut 3. Susqueda
Top10. Caseres Top 10. Gaia top 10 Sant Sadurní d'Osormort Top 10. Taverns top 10 roll over Top10. Barkers Top 10. Sant Martí Vell Top10. Pardines Top 10. Saint Cecilia of Voltregà
From 5.001 to 20.000 hab.
1. Linars del Vallès 1. Montornès del Vallès 2. Alella 3. Palau-solità and Plegamans
Top 10. Masquefa top 10 Lobster Top10. Arenys de Munt Top10. Montmeló Top10. Drinks Top10. Vilassar de Dalt Top10. Walls of the Vallès Top10. Arenys de Mar
From 501 to 1.000 hab.
1. Castellfollit de la Roca 2. Light bulbs 3. Sant Jaume de Llierca
Top10. Mill Bridge top 10 Massanes Top 10. Vilalba dels Arcs Top 10. Sant Boi de Lluçanès Top 10. Vilabertran Top 10. Vilalba Sasserra Top 10. water lily Top10. Pacs del Penedès Top10. Peace Top 10. Sant Mateu de Bages
From 20.001 to 50.000 hab.
1. Olesa of Montserrat 2. Sant Feliu de Llobregat 2. Borrow 3. Gava
top 10 Sant Vicenç dels Horts top 10 Palafrugell Top10. Salou Top 10. Sant Feliu de Guíxols Top10. Caladell Top 10. The Masnou Top 10. dry village Top 10. Sant Quirze del Vallès
From 1.001 to 5.000 hab.
1. Palau-saverdera 2. Olèrdola 3. The Morell
Top10. The Dams Top10. Bell-lloc d'Urgell Top10. Little streams of the jungle Top 10. collabato Top 10. innkeeper top 10 The Bottle Top 10. Sant Joan de les Abbesses Top10. Saint Gregory Top 10. Asc
More than 50.000 inhabitants.
1.Reus 2. Mataró 3. Terrace 3. Lleida
Top 10. Girona Top 10. Granollers Top 10. Sant Boi de Llobregat Top10. Hospitalet de Llobregat Top10. Castelldefels Top 10. El Prat de Llobregat
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.
