Costa Rica's national open data portal, publishing datasets from state institutions across many sectors.
Datos Abiertos Costa Rica (datos.go.cr) is the national open data portal of the Government of Costa Rica, administered by the Ministry of the Presidency and MICITT. It publishes datasets from state institutions for free use and reuse.
Coverage includes environment, science and technology, public procurement, economy, and social programs, with geographic datasets available for mapping. Under Costa Rican open data policy, the data is provided in open formats, free of cost and registration.
The Ministry of the Presidency in coordination with MICITT (the science, technology, and telecommunications ministry).
Yes. Under Costa Rica’s open data decree, data is provided in open, interoperable formats free of cost and without registration.
Environment, science and technology, procurement, economy, and social programs, among others.
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