Transparency

The CDTI is governed by act 19/2013 to provide citizens with all the information about its activity and establish channels of public attention.

Institutional information

Dependency, functions and regulations

See Section

Rules of procedure of the CDTI

See regulation

Organization chart

See organization chart

Economic, group and transparency information

Annual Plan of action (PAA)

In compliance with the law 40/2015, of 1 october, from The Legal Regime of the public Sector, public entities Business must produce and publicize each year an annual Plan of Action (MAP), detailing its strategic lines and targets.

The MAP of CDTI for the year 2024 was approved by the ministry of science, innovation and universities on 28 december 2023, depending on the existing budgetary provisions at that time (as may be updated).

Annual operating Plan 2024

Annual operating plan 2023

Annual Report

Las memorias anuales ofrecen detallada información de la organización del Centro, sus líneas de actividad, consecuciones del año y estados contables.

SEE ANNUAL REPORTS

Current contracts

In accordance with the provisions of article 63 of Law 9/2017, of November 8, on Public Sector Contracts, the CDTI publishes its contractor profile on this website, in order to ensure transparency and public access. to the information related to your contractual activity, and in which the pertinent information will be included.

SEE CURRENT CONTRACTS

Agreements

The agreements signed by the CDTI are mainly collaboration agreements without financial obligations, aimed at promoting promotional actions that facilitate the development of the mission of the CDTI and the other signatory entities.

SEE AGREEMENTS

Subsidies and public aid granted (BDNS)

Access to the National Grants Database. The “Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness” must be selected in State Administration and “CDTI” as body.

SEE GRANTS AND HELP

Budgets

Access to the General State Budget page. On said page, the Ministry on which the CDTI depends must be selected in the corresponding annual budget.

SEE BUDGETS

Report of económico-financieras obligations of public entities

The General Budget Act determines in its article 129.3 that public bodies corporate, public foundations and other dependent entities public sector must submit, together with the annual accounts, a report on compliance with the obligations assumed by económico-financiero belong to the public sector. From here you can find the CDTI of for the last reporting period.

Report of the CDTI económico-financieras obligations

CDTI report on economic-financial obligations

Contributions of General State Budgets

Through the Ministry of Science and Innovation, the CDTI receives items from the General State Budget. These items correspond to Service 08 (General Secretariat of Innovation) and Service 50 (Recovery and Resilience Mechanism).

See budget

Internal control system on financial information

This section provides a description of the Center's organization in relation to CDTI's internal control systems for financial information.

See section

Regulations

The CDTI, as a Public Business Entity (EPE), is governed by Law 40/2015 of October 1, on the Legal Regime of the Public Sector, Law 14/2011, of June 1, on Science, Technology and Innovation and Royal Decree 1406/1986, of June 6, approving the Regulation of the Center for Industrial Technological Development.

See regulations

Real estate

Real estate owned by the CDTI: The only real estate owned by the CDTI is the building located at calle Cid, 4, in Madrid.

Annual accounts

According to the European System of National and Regional Accounts of the EU (SEC6), the CDTI is classified under the heading S.1311 and depends on the Central Administration. The accounts of the CDTI, the report that accompanies them and the corresponding audit report of the IGAE include information on the activity of the Center and its subsidiaries, its sources of income, its indebtedness, the remuneration of the members of the Board of Directors and Directors from the CDTI, payment to suppliers, etc. which complements the information provided on this website.

SEE ANNUAL ACCOUNTS

Aid awards

In order to promote transparency, citizen participation and collaboration and so with a more open government, public administration made available to any person or organization, in a free, certain data so that they can be reused in actions resulting in further data, knowledge, best processes, added value to existing processes or new services.

Open data

Judicial decisions and the Transparency

Information on court decisions relating to the CDTI are available on theJudicial documentation centre (CENDOJ)the General council of the judiciary. It sets out the sentences handed down by the supreme court, the Audiencia Nacional, the highest courts of law, the Provincial high court and military courts and Single-judge courts.

In addition, the resolutions issued by the council of Transparency can be accessedwebsite.

Citizen attention

In accordance with provisions of act 19/2013, transparency, and in particular in articles 21 and 22 on information and attention to the citizen, the CDTI has articulated the necessary resources to manage and respond to requests for information relating to that operation.

If you are interested in information that does not appear on this site, or make any suggestions about the organization of the centre and its activities, use the form ofRequests for information, suggestions and complaints. The CDTI petitions will be identified properly.

Anti-Fraud committee

The CDTI has established a committee to Combat Fraud efficient management of public funds managed by the centre they serve, or channelled notice of facts or behaviours that could be regarded as irregular or fraudulent, as recognized inAnti-Fraud Plan of CDTI. To enable the citizen perform these notifications aA complaints boxaccessible from the web of CDTI. Additionally, in order to sensitize and develop afraud culture, which has been promoted since the highest levels of CDTI, the committee Against Fraud (CAF) act with sufficient versatility and cutting to strengthen thecontrol environmentthrough aAnti-Fraud Policyin full operation.