Each year, the AOC awards the Open Administration Awards to the leading administrationseres in digital transformation based on the Digital Maturity Index methodology
The award ceremony for the Open Administration 2025 Awards was held on May 20 in Granollers.
To highlight the excellent work of the local administrations that lead the digital transformation in Catalonia and learn from the best experiences to jointly promote a digital and open country.
Assessing the degree of maturity of digital transformation of the local bodies of a territory is an innovative and unique initiative, both nationally and internationally. We analyze the main indicators of digital and open governments, and we do so only on the basis of objective data.
We are based on our own methodology that rigorously analyzes more than 30 objective indicators from 947 town councils and 42 county councils. We analyze the main indicators of digital and open governments, and we do so only on the basis of quality and contrastable data.
The methodology has been co-designed with public management experts. The collected indicators are published openly and shared in advance with local administrations to make amendments and ensure the quality of information.
The sources of information are the analysis of the websites, theactivity associated with AOC services, and the information provided by the local entities themselves and application providers that is contrasted. In the field of Transparència we used open data from Map Infoparticipa (UAB).
1. Sant Martí d'Albars
2. Cool
3. The Empordà Cut
3. Susqueda
1. Castellfollit de la Roca
2. Light bulbs
3. Sant Jaume de Llierca
1. Palau-saverdera
2. Olèrdola
3. The Morell
1. Montornès del Vallès
2. Alella
3. Palau-solità and Plegamans
1. Olesa of Montserrat
2. Sant Feliu de Llobregat
2. Borrow
3. Gava
1. Success
2. Mataró
3. Terrace
3. Lleida
1. Priory
2. Pallars Sobirà
2. Pallars Jussà
3. The Moianès
1. Berguedà
2. Lower Ebro
3. Baix Penedès
1. Lower Llobregat
2. Girona
2. Bages
3. Anoia
