Public good · Civic tech
All the intelligence we produce on Peru\'s MEF open data —rankings, dashboards, API, MCP, and daily analytics— is available without login, paywall, or usage restrictions. This is the public-good layer of the Gestión Pública Perú project.
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Each one covers a different use case: from the daily ranking for board meetings to free SQL over 14 years of budget history and ready-to-use client code.
Sectoral · Regional · Local
Daily ranking of budget execution by National Government sector (19 sectors) and Regional Government (26 entities). Interactive HTML, PDF, and 16:9 PowerPoint reports ready for board meetings.
Public Investment Tracking
Static dashboards by sector and region with details for each investment project: physical and financial progress, geolocation, gaps, cost breakdown, and status. Consolidated data from Invierte.pe, SEACE, and Infobras.
DuckDB over MEF open data
REST endpoint with free SQL over Peru's complete MEF historical table (2013-present). No authentication. Rate limit 30 queries per minute per IP. Interactive Swagger UI. Excel and Power BI templates ready to use.
Model Context Protocol
Public MCP server so AI assistants (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline) can query Peru's budget history directly in natural language. 6 tools available, no auth required.
Visualization + narrative
Every morning we post the previous day's budget execution state on LinkedIn with professional images by government level, top sectors, and top investment projects. Serves as a daily pulse of public spending for journalists and analysts.
Python · JS · Power Query clients
Public repository with the OpenAPI specification, Python client using httpx + Polars, JavaScript client with native fetch, and ready-to-use Power Query M templates for Excel and Power BI. MIT licensed, contributions welcome.
Data storytelling
Interactive dashboard telling the story of Peruvian public spending: +103.8% budget growth in 12 years, behavior by department, evolution by spending category, sectoral comparisons. For general audiences without technical background.
Who uses this data
To monitor budget execution of public entities, detect delays in investment projects, and build stories backed by verifiable data.
For citizen oversight organizations, public-spending watchdogs, and transparency campaigns with data comparable region by region.
For theses, papers, and studies in public economics, State management, and regional policy with programmatic access to complete historical series.
If you publish analyses, news stories, papers, or reports based on data accessible through our public products, please attribute the source:
Suggested citation:
Source: Gestión Pública Perú — gestionpublicaperu.com.pe · Primary data from Peru\'s MEF (Open Data).
Detailed license and usage limits are in the Terms of Use · Section 6 (Spanish only).
If you need help understanding a dataset, building a complex query, or validating a finding, write to us directly.
