How it works
Fundación Ciudadanía Inteligente is a Latin American organization that works to transform democracies. [src] It creates tools and platforms to support citizen participation, transparency, and accountability across the region. [src] The organization has built a network of alliances with over 00 organizations and has seen its tools replicated 00 times. [src] It operates in 00 Latin American countries and has trained over 0000 agents of change through its LabCívico methodology. [src]
The organization offers a range of projects focused on different aspects of democratic engagement. [src] For example, “Transparentes” is a platform for legislative monitoring in Chile. [src] “Del Dicho al Hecho” measures how well governments fulfill their legislative promises. [src] “Abre Alcaldías” helps build more open and participatory local governments. [src] Other projects include “Chileleaks” for secure and anonymous reporting of corruption, and “Vota Inteligente” for creating and supporting proposals during electoral processes. [src]
Ciudadanía Inteligente also focuses on specific issues like climate action and algorithmic bias. [src] The “Acción Climática” project measures Chile’s compliance with its Climate Change Framework Law. [src] The “<A+> Alianza por Algoritmos Inclusivos” is a global alliance to combat biases in artificial intelligence. [src] The organization also supports environmental defenders in Latin America and the Caribbean through its “Ayuda Defensores” platform. [src] It complies with Transparency and Good Practices Standards from Fundación Lealtad Chile. [src]
When to use it
A campaigner can use Ciudadanía Inteligente’s resources to monitor government promises and legislative actions, as with “Del Dicho al Hecho” and “Transparentes.” [src] They can also use “Vota Inteligente” to create and promote proposals to candidates during elections. [src] For local government advocacy, “Abre Alcaldías” provides tools for building more open and participatory administrations. [src]
The organization’s platforms also support specific campaign goals. [src] “Chileleaks” and “LatamLeaks” allow secure reporting of corruption. [src] “Dataigualdad” provides data on inequality in Latin America and the Caribbean. [src] The “Escuela de Incidencia” helps strengthen advocacy skills for policy change. [src] Campaigners focused on climate issues can use “Acción Climática” to track government compliance with climate laws. [src]