In 2023, the average active transparency score of the government, ministries and municipalities stands at 76% (from maximum possible 100%) and has improved by only 3 percentile points compared to last year (from 73% to 76%).
This year, 54% of analysed institutions have improved their performance in respect to active transparency, unlike last year when the share of institutions with improved active transparency track record accounted for 81%.
Active transparency among ministries and the government stands at 86%, while the municipalities’ average score is 74%. Contrary to observations made under the last year’s index, in 2023, ministries demonstrate an improvement by barely 1 percentile point, while active transparency improvement among municipalities is calculated at 4 percentile points.
As was the case last year, only two institutions, i.e. the Ministry of Defence and the Government, have earned a perfect score of 100%, which means they publish all information required under active transparency obligations.
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This research is conducted as part of the project “Public Procurement Monitoring”, implemented by the Center for Civil Communications and financially supported by the Foundation Open Society – Macedonia.