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New digital platform Pratenici.mk brings Parliament’s open data closer to citizens

byИнститут за демократија „Социетас цивилис“ Скопје

The Institute for Democracy “Societas Civilis” – Skopje (IDSCS) is introducing Pratenici.mk. This new digital platform provides citizens, journalists, researchers, and civil society organizations with easier access to open data on the work of the Assembly of the Republic of North Macedonia.

The interactive dashboard transforms complex and technical parliamentary open data into clear, searchable, and user-friendly information. Users can explore parliamentary questions, monitor MPs’ activities, review the work of citizen contact offices, and access other indicators related to parliamentary performance through intuitive search, filtering, and comparison features. The platform is built on the officially published open datasets of the Assembly of the Republic of North Macedonia.

 

 

The platform aims to contribute to greater parliamentary transparency and accountability while demonstrating that open data creates real public value only when it is understandable, accessible, and easy to use.

Pratenici.mk was created for everyone who wants quick and easy access to relevant information about the work of elected representatives. Instead of navigating technical databases, the platform offers a simple and intuitive way to search, explore, and use parliamentary data, making open data more accessible to the wider public.

Explore the platform:
ENG: https://pratenici.mk/en/
MK:  https://pratenici.mk/
SQ: https://pratenici.mk/al/

 

 

Pratenici.mk was developed as part of the project “Parliamentary Open Data in Practice: Building Civic Engagement”, supported through the Digital Spark granting scheme, as part of the Regional Support Mechanism EECA project, implemented by Metamorphosis Foundation and TechSoup, in partnership with CIVICUS and under the Digital Democracy Initiative (DDI) that covers the Global South.

 

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