Construyendo Poder Ciudadano, also known as the Consejo de Participación Ciudadana y Control Social (CPCCS), is an institution dedicated to promoting citizen engagement and social oversight in governance. With a mission to strengthen transparency and accountability, CPCCS offers a range of services aimed at empowering citizens through various participatory mechanisms. They provide technical assistance for implementing proposals that enhance public integrity and address corruption, alongside offering training programs tailored to improve understanding of citizen participation and social control.

The institution is governed by elected authorities, including President Andrés Xavier Fantoni Baldeón and Vice President Jazmin Lilibeth Enriquez Castro, who lead initiatives that encourage civic involvement and oversight. CPCCS hosts observatories, user committees, and citizen oversight bodies to facilitate effective participation and monitor public processes. Through their efforts, they aim to foster a culture of accountability, enabling communities to actively engage in decision-making processes that affect their lives.