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Andorra Opens Applications for Visura Ciutadana Citizen Oversight Renewal

Andorra has opened applications to renew Visura Ciutadana, a citizen oversight panel for unaffiliated residents. Up to 10 members will be selected by lottery for two-year terms to feed public concerns into policymaking.

Key Points

  • Applications for up to 10 members run from April 13 to May 10 via the e-tramits portal.
  • Members will be selected by lottery for two-year terms, with gender parity applied where feasible.
  • The panel is designed to bring unaffiliated residents' concerns into public policy monitoring.
  • Party leaders, public officials, public-sector staff and certain government contractors are excluded.

The Andorran Council of Ministers has approved a new call for applications to renew the membership of the Visura Ciutadana, a citizen oversight body aimed at amplifying the voices of unaffiliated residents in public policy monitoring.

The application period opens on 13 April and runs until 10 May. Selected individuals, chosen by lottery, will serve for two years and form a representative sample of the non-organised public. The body, promoted by the State Secretariat for Equality and Citizen Participation, seeks to capture concerns from people outside associations or collectives, integrating those perspectives into policymaking to enhance transparency and public accountability.

The Visura Ciutadana will comprise up to 10 members aged 18 or over, with gender parity applied where feasible. Participants may receive an annual gratuity of €300 for attending meetings, where they contribute to oversight and input on public action. Eligibility excludes those in leadership, executive or representative roles in political parties, public administration or institutional public sector staff, and owners of companies contracted by the General Administration.

Applications must be submitted via the government's e-tràmits portal, with further details available at www.visc.ad. The initiative complements existing participation channels and operates as a voluntary civic service with technical support.

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