The latest report by think-tank Open Knowledge Brazil on how transparent states are with their Covid-19 data shows improvement from administrations. While only 36 percent of them are below “good” or “high” transparency levels — the rate reached 90 percent in their first evaluation.
While Open Knowledge’s rankings measure only state and national government performance, municipalities are also making an effort to improve transparency. For example, the city hall of São José dos Campos, in São Paulo state, has been publishing a comprehensive Covid-19 bulletin, which has been widely praised by residents on social media.
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