Harmonization, unification, transparency, and corruption control (MXJL0003)
Overview
At-a-Glance
Action Plan: Action plan – Jalisco, Mexico, 2023 – 2024
Inception Report: Not available
Commitment Start: Sep 2021
Commitment End: Jun 2021
Institutions involved:
- Poder Ejecutivo
- Consejo de Instituciones para el Desarrollo Social A.C. (CIDES)
- Consejo de Instituciones para el Desarrollo Social A.C. (CIDES)
- Pro Sociedad Hacer Bien el Bien A.C.
- Movimiento Asociativo Jalisciense Pro Personas con Discapacidad A.C. (MADIJAL)
- Mexicanos Primero Jalisco A.C.
- Comité de Fomento y Participación de las Organizaciones de la Sociedad Civil.
- Cáritas de Guadalajara A.C.
- Colectivo de Organizaciones e Instituciones por los Derechos de la Infancia en Jalisco (COIDIJ)
Primary Policy Area:
Primary Sector:
OGP Value:
- Access to information
- Civic Participation
- Technology and Innovation for Transparency and Accountability
Description
Commitment ID
MXJL0003
Commitment Title
Harmonization, unification, transparency, and corruption control in the Rules of Operation (ROP) of social programs aimed at Civil Society Organizations (CSOs).
Problem
Citizen perception that the ROPs are complex, with requirements that are difficult to comply with and lack transparency, especially in the dates of delivery of resources, in the methodology of project evaluation and in the accountability of the channeling and exercise of resources of the CSOs of Jalisco. In addition, they identify different criteria and parameters in the ROPs of the different agencies that issue calls for proposals for CSOs, which leads to difficulties in the application of these calls, as well as in complex general processes and in the verification of expenses.
Status quo
The public demands that the application and verification processes of public programs be less complex and more transparent, as well as clearer in their information.
Action
To achieve harmonization, unification, transparency and corruption control in the ROPs of the public programs of the different agencies that issue calls for proposals to channel resources to CSOs, in order to improve and strengthen programs that benefit the population of Jalisco through CSOs.
How will the commitment contribute to solving the public problem described above?
The inputs generated during this process will form an agenda for improvement in order to have clear, harmonized and unified ROPs, in terms of their structure and content, which will strengthen the institutional framework of government actions, which in turn will increase certainty regarding the exercise of public spending and its beneficiaries. Likewise, instruments of this type, with internal coherence and validity, will provide a frame of reference for the implementation of transparency and corruption control mechanisms with a human rights approach, and will entail significant benefits for improving the results of government action.
What long-term goal as identified in your Open Government Strategy does this commitment relate to?
Transversal Thematic: "Governance for development".
Narrative thematic objective: To increase citizen participation in planning, monitoring and evaluation processes in the instruments of the participatory planning system, as well as to promote governance processes in the state public administration and municipalities, through training for citizens and state and municipal officials, and the promotion and use of participatory mechanisms linked to public decision-making processes and projects in the Government of Jalisco.
Primary Policy Area
Stimulus and Economic Recovery
Primary Sector
Aid, Citizenship & Immigration, Health & Nutrition
What OGP value is this commitment relevant to?
| Access to information | The commitment is relevant to transparency because it will contribute to improving the quality of the information published, as well as access to it. |
| Civic Participation | The commitment is relevant for civic participation, as it will improve the conditions to promote citizen participation in each of the actions under governance schemes, fostering incidence and co-responsibility of citizens in the public agenda. |
| Technology and Innovation for Transparency and Accountability | The commitment is relevant for accountability, since by improving and strengthening the ROPs of public programs that issue calls for proposals to channel resources to CSOs, mechanisms will be generated so that the agencies involved are not only more transparent in their actions and processes, but also accountable for them, constituting a vital tool that allows citizens to monitor the government's actions and thus prevent any possibility of corruption in public programs. |