04 / Resources
Documents and reference sources
- 01Regulatory frameworkDecree 44507-MICITT, National Code of Digital TechnologiesPGR-SCIJ↗ Open
- 02Regulatory frameworkCurrent CNTD, Chapters I through XIXMICITT↗ Open
- 03Public policyNational AI Strategy (ENIA) 2024-2027MICITT↗ Open
- 04Strategic implementationENIA Action Plan, August 11, 2025 versionMICITT↗ Open
- 05International referenceOECD Principles on Artificial IntelligenceOCDE↗ Open
- 06Regional milestone / AI governanceAI4LAC Regional Dialogue on AI GovernanceMICITT / ONU Costa Rica / CEPALCosta Rica leads the AI4LAC regional process convened in May 2026 to consolidate Latin American and Caribbean AI governance priorities ahead of the Global AI Dialogue in Switzerland.↗ Open
- 07Diagnostic assessmentAILA: Artificial Intelligence Landscape AssessmentPNUD / MICITT↗ Open
- 08Training programDisruptIA 2026: AI-Augmented Business Decision MakingMICITT / INA↗ Open
- 09Institutional frameworkBasic Guidelines for Generative AI use in the Judicial BranchPoder Judicial↗ Open
- 10CoverageLIDIA Program, Predictive AI in healthcareCCSS / Teletica↗ Open
- 11RegulationJudicial Branch Data Protection RegulationPoder Judicial↗ Open
- 12Regional indicatorLatin American Artificial Intelligence Index 2025CENIA / CEPAL↗ Open
- 13International indicatorGovTech Maturity Index 2025 (GTMI)Banco MundialThe GTMI describes public-sector digital-transformation maturity. It is not an AI-readiness ranking.↗ Open
- 14Regional governanceDecree 276/025, AI regulatory sandboxes in UruguayIMPO↗ Open
- 15Regional governanceDecree 276/025, official communication from Uruguay's PresidencyPresidencia Uruguay↗ Open
- 16Regional benchmarkLatin American AI Index 2024, Costa RicaCENIA Chile / UNESCO / CEPALCosta Rica ranked fourth in infrastructure with 53.09 points. In ILIA 2025 its overall score was 53.83 and the country ranked fifth.↗ Open