OECD Public Governance Reviews Open Government in Salé, Morocco

The report analyses legal and institutional frameworks, public policies and open government practices in the municipality of Salé in Morocco. In the context of a new legal framework for local authorities adopted in 2015, it provides recommendations to the municipality for setting up a more strategic and coherent approach to open government initatives, as well as for establishing new mechanisms for participation, transparency and accountability. Foreword Acknowledgements Executive summary Open government and the regionalisation process A structured approach to open government Legal framework for open government for the city of Salé Institutional framework for the promotion of open government in Salé Open government initiatives and practices in Salé Introduction Notes References Chapter 1. Open government and the regionalisation process References Chapter 2. A structured approach to open government References Chapter 3. Legal framework of open government for the city of Salé Notes References Chapter 4. Institutional framework for the promotion of open government References Chapter 5. Open government initiatives and practices Proactive publication of information to increase transparency, participation, accountability and integrity Citizen participation in developing and implementing public policies Citizen participation in sessions of the council and municipality committees Participation in strategic planning Citizen participation at district level Claims and complaints Notes References Chapter 6. Conclusion and next steps