Open Data portal Bolivia

Datos Abiertos Bolivia is a Fundación ARU initiative providing free information to support local development and public policy.

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About Open Data portal Bolivia

Datos Abiertos Bolivia is a free open-data platform for Bolivia developed by Fundación ARU. It is intended mainly for policymakers and the general population in departments and municipalities to support local development and public policy.

It organizes information from public sources such as population and housing censuses, household surveys, and administrative records by topics including municipal budgets, housing, basic services, health, employment, and education, and by source. It also provides dynamic indicator pages and articles.

Key features

  • Browse datasets by topic such as health, employment, and education
  • Filter datasets by source including censuses and household surveys
  • View 2015 municipal budget information
  • View housing and basic services indicators for provinces and municipalities
  • Read articles about open data and development
  • Access data organized for departments and municipalities
Best for: Policymakers and residents in Bolivian departments and municipalities seeking local development data.
Good for
  • Information is described as free and open
  • Data comes from public sources such as censuses and administrative records
  • Data is organized for departments and municipalities
Watch out for
  • Coverage is limited to Bolivia

Open Data portal Bolivia at a glance

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Platforms
Web
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Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Open Data portal Bolivia FAQ

Who operates Datos Abiertos Bolivia?
Fundación ARU, an independent nonprofit policy research organization in Bolivia.
Where does the data come from?
Public and open sources, including Population and Housing Censuses, Household Surveys, and Administrative Records.
Who is the information intended for?
Mainly policymakers and the general population at the department and municipal levels.
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