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Open government in Latin America limited to transparency, and access to information

This poster describes a project entitled "Open Government in Latin America limited to Transparency, and Access to Information". The project identifies the way Latin American governments are taking advantage of elements and principles to set up an effective open government. Based on a comprehensive review of relevant academic literature, and the official documents established by Open Government Partnership, to which Brazil and Mexico belong as a Steering Committee Members, an evaluation of Latin American's Action Plans will be made to measure the accomplishment of commitments, the society perception about government openness, including the actions being carried out at this area. The project attempts to show that the Open Government in Latin American Region only has been developed in the first stage, the one that comprehends only transparency, and access to information. Understanding how governments are acting to openness could lead to make recommendations for improvement.