Uruguay's national open data catalog, providing datasets from public bodies, academia, civil society, and private organizations.
The Catálogo Nacional de Datos Abiertos is Uruguay's national open data catalog, coordinated by AGESIC. It provides access to thousands of datasets from public agencies, academia, civil society, and private organizations — anyone can freely use the published data.
Coverage spans dozens of categories from over 70 publishing organizations, with geographic datasets available for mapping. Data is openly licensed for reuse in research, visualizations, civic applications, and ventures.
AGESIC, Uruguay’s agency for e-government and the information society, coordinates the national open data catalog.
Thousands of datasets across dozens of categories from more than 70 publishing organizations.
Yes. Anyone can freely use the published data for research, visualizations, applications, and ventures.
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