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Seminar – Access to Administrative Documents

Access to Information — Seminar/Panel

Portugal — May 22, 2025 @ 2:30pm - 4:30pm GMT-00:00

Auditorium of the National Association of Municipalities of Portugal (ANMP), Coimbra

Host Organization and Partners — Commission for Access to Administrative Documents (CADA), National Association of Municipalities of Portugal (ANMP)

https://ogp.digital.gov.pt/semin%C3%A1rio-acesso-aos-documentos-administrativos

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The seminar will address the rights and duties of citizens and public entities regarding access to information, the procedures for requesting administrative documents, exceptions to the right of access, and the appeal mechanisms in case of refusal. Practical cases will be presented, best practices discussed, and a debate on the challenges and opportunities of transparency in public administration will be promoted.

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