The web app "Transparent Administration for Citizens" will be presented on Friday, October 3, at the headquarters of the Alta Marmilla Union of Municipalities. This is the third stop on the national tour promoted by the Italiae project of the Department for Regional Affairs and Autonomies of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers.
The digital platform was created to facilitate access to public information, making key data such as budgets, services, assets, and personnel more easily understandable. A clear and standardized graphical interface allows citizens to easily navigate administrative content, promoting active and participatory transparency.
The Alta Marmilla Union, which brings together 19 small municipalities with a total of approximately 8,400 inhabitants, has proven to be a virtuous governance model for low-density areas. It jointly manages essential services such as education, the environment, civil protection, and digital services, and now aims to strengthen its relationship with citizens through its new web app.
The meeting will feature Maria Anna Camedda, Daniela Falconi, Paola Caporossi, Maria Francesca Serra, and Giovanni Vetritto. "Sardinia demonstrates," the initiative's promoters say, "that collaboration between institutions is the key to more efficient and participatory services. The Alta Marmilla Union, in this sense, is an example of administrative innovation and an active community."
