Verifiable impact
The Observatory does not only produce data. It produces effects. This section records the institutional responses, external coverage and verifiable external references generated by the project.
Recording criterion. This section contains only verifiable facts: publications with DOI, coverage in identified media, documented institutional responses and attributable academic references. Assessments and unverifiable mentions are not included.
Query 1 was published in full on Zenodo, including the report, audited dataset, methodology and supporting documentation. The dossier was indexed in OpenAIRE and made accessible with a permanent DOI.
Upon discovering that the dossier was being openly published, the Andalusian Transparency Council broke its own administrative silence and contacted the Observatory to urgently request a meeting. This is significant: the regional oversight body — which had not responded within its own ordinary administrative deadlines — reacted immediately upon learning that the dossier was being published and disseminated openly.
The project was covered by eldiario.es, a leading Spanish digital newspaper specialising in political and social affairs. The coverage placed the findings of Query 1 in the public debate on the real effectiveness of transparency mechanisms.
Coverage in the leading provincial newspaper of Seville, placing the project in its local and provincial context.
The project's methodological framework was cited in formal academic research, constituting the first recorded instance of external academic reception of the Observatory's corpus.
Zenodo publication of supplementary documentation for Query 1. Extends traceability and cross-references across the project corpus.