Pájara Achieves High Score in Transparency Index
The Town Hall of Pájara has received a score of 6.33 in the Canary Islands Transparency Index, making it the second highest-rated municipality on the island of Fuerteventura. With this result, Pájara has climbed one position compared to the previous year, reinforcing its progress towards a more open and accessible management for all citizens.
This outcome reflects the commitment of the Town Hall to continuous improvement in public information dissemination, citizen participation, and administrative efficiency.
The governing group emphasises the work done over the past year to optimise institutional information channels, ensuring that residents have access to municipal data. It is noteworthy that this is the highest score obtained by the Town Hall since 2020.
The Town Hall will continue to work to strengthen transparency and establish accessible processes, reaffirming its commitment to a modern, responsible administration that is close to its citizens.
Understanding Transparency Indexes
A transparency index is a tool that measures the level of openness and access to information of public or private institutions, quantifying their compliance with the obligations to publish data and open policies. These indexes evaluate the quality and availability of public information through specific indicators aimed at promoting accountability, citizen participation, and trust in democratic institutions.
