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Public consultation: Engagement Plan for the Access to Information Policy (AIP)

CABEI invites you to participate in its public consultation to share suggestions that seek to strengthen the Access to Information Policy’s (AIP) Engagement Plan

This Engagement Plan was developed to maximize the impact of the AIP, identify public needs, and promote access to information through citizen outreach, exchange of knowledge and best practices, and create opportunities for dialogue. It is part of the commitments established in the new PAI, effective since July 2025.

In this context, we are launching a public consultation aimed at strengthening this Plan. The objectives of this consultation are:

  1. To ensure that the Engagement Plan for the AIP is inclusive and reflects the diverse needs and expectations of the general public, including national and international institutions, non-governmental organizations, academia, among others.
  2. To reinforce the institutional commitment to openness, transparency, and accountability, thereby strengthening public trust in the Bank and consolidating its leadership in these areas.
  3. To identify challenges, gaps, and opportunities for improvement in order to develop an efficient, progressive plan that aligns with the demands and expectations of external stakeholders.
  4. To gather innovative ideas and approaches that enrich engagement actions and strategies, fostering creative and effective solutions to promote access to information.

How to participate:

Read the Plan at the following link: Engagement Plan for the AIP

Send your observations using the following form: Click to access the Form

Deadline: November 7, 2025

At the close of the public consultation, the Bank will publish a report with the systematized results of this process.

Your voice counts in building a more open and transparent CABEI.

Participate and be part of this positive transformation!

 

Frequently asked questions

All stakeholders in the Plan, including:

  • Citizenship in general.
  • Organized civil society.
  • International and non-governmental organizations.
  • Public and private institutions.
  • Media and journalists.
  • Universities and academia in general.
  • Other actors interested in transparency and access to information.

No, the call for applications is open to everyone.

 

Through the following link.

 

You can use the following form to submit your comments on the Plan. The form allows you to attach a document or write your comments in the text box. If you allude to specific parts of the Plan, please indicate the corresponding page or section.

 

November 7, 2025