Local government technology and social listening consultant · Spain

Gobierno Digital

A consulting firm helping local governments collect and analyze community feedback and use digital tools, artificial intelligence and online participation channels.

About Gobierno Digital

What Gobierno Digital does

Gobierno Digital is a technology consultancy focused on local government. Its approach centers on active social listening: collecting and organizing community conversations so municipal leaders can better understand public opinion and adjust services and communications. The firm also offers artificial intelligence tools, digitization and participation channels intended to modernize city governments and strengthen relationships with residents.

Services

  • Active listening: collecting, organizing and analyzing community conversations and opinions.
  • Electoral insights: information and strategies based on issues residents value, intended to help political teams build support.
  • Digitization and AI: automation, chatbots and intelligent municipal processes.
  • Participation 4.0: digital channels through which residents can comment, make decisions and collaborate.

Team

The project combines academic and public-sector experience. Ana Reyes is a professor at Rey Juan Carlos University and contributes analysis and strategic perspective. Ángel García reports more than 20 years in local government and over a decade leading digitization and technology development in the public sector.

Clients and case studies

Published references include the Island Council of Lanzarote and the municipalities of Noblejas and Alcázar de San Juan. Testimonials from public officials, including government spokesperson Loreto Sampere and open-government councilmember José Toledo, describe the support received and perceived improvements in public engagement.

Contact

The company offers a way to schedule a call through its website. No phone, email or mailing address is listed in the available profile.

A municipality evaluating this work can ask how feedback is collected, what platforms are covered, how representative the data is, how personal information is handled, how political and service data are separated, and what outcomes can be independently measured.

In brief

Social listening, AI and digital participation for local governments