Canary Islands Local Governments Join Open Government Network
Published: November 6, 2025|local-government-and-community|Gobierno de Canarias
Villa de Mazo Joins Canary Interadministrative Open Government Network
Key Event
- On September 29, 2025, the town hall of Villa de Mazo in Tenerife officially agreed to join the Canary Interadministrative Open Government Network, a collaborative effort among Canary Islands municipalities and regional bodies aimed at increasing transparency and digital cooperation.
Legal Context
- This move follows a legal requirement set out in the Canary Islands' regulations, which obligate public bodies to publish agreements like this within 20 days of signing to promote openness and accountability.
Significance of the Adhesion
- The adhesion to the cooperation agreement, originally signed in February 2022, signifies Villa de Mazo's commitment to transparency initiatives.
- It aligns the town with other local authorities and regional institutions working to modernize governance and improve citizen access to public information.
Regional Goals
Highlighting the region’s push toward more transparent and participatory governance, this pact aims to foster better communication between authorities and residents, harnessing digital tools to make government operations more accessible.
Impact on Residents
- For residents, it signals a step towards more accountable local governance and increased digital engagement across the Canary Islands.