As part of its Digital Modernization Plan and in compliance with Ordinance 15.931, the Municipality of Tandil decided to take a key step toward transparency and open public data. To this end, it entrusted onGlobal with the design, development, and implementation of an Open Data Platform, conceived as a meeting point between citizens, institutions, developers, and the media.
The challenge
- Design and implement a modern, secure, and scalable digital solution that would enable:
- Publish and update hundreds of datasets.
- Comply with international interoperability standards (DCAT, JSON, RDF, etc.).
- Offer visualizations and public APIs.
- Guarantee autonomy for the municipality in the management and maintenance of the system.
Our solution
- Implementation of a hybrid platform:
- CKAN (Andino) as an open database and catalog manager.
- WordPress as a public presentation layer, with institutional content, visualizations, and informational sections.
- Accessible interface design, adaptable to mobile devices and optimized for search engines (SEO friendly).
- Development of interactive and dynamic visualizations with HTML5 and JavaScript technologies.
- Incorporation of middleware for real-time open data, allowing dynamic updating from sources such as RAFAM, Excel, and other municipal systems.
- Installation, configuration, and maintenance of infrastructure servers (email, database, web, API).
- Implementation of tools for publishing data in multiple formats and building comparative graphics.
- Technical training for the municipal team in the areas of systems, development, data management, and content.
Results
- Active, interoperable Open Data Platform built entirely with open technologies.
- System ready to host more than 300 datasets, with visualization, download, public APIs, and traceability.
- Municipality trained to maintain and scale the initiative autonomously.
- Alignment with national (SINDAP, Decree 117/2016) and international (W3C DCAT, Linked Open Data) best practices.
- Local and regional benchmark in transparency and reuse of public data.