Akoma Ntoso is adopted or is becoming good practice in a number of government bodies in several countries that aim to customize and adapt Akoma Ntoso to their legal systems and purposes.

A non-exhaustive list is here presented:

AFRICA

• Kenya Law Report (xml standard for document management);
• South Africa SAFLII;
• Code4SouthAfrica for modelling the South Africa law.

EUROPE

• European Parliament (bill and amendments);
• European Commission (legal drafting);
• Senate of Italy (bill publication in open data);
• Chamber of Deputies of Italy;
• High Court of Cassation of Italy (xml standard for document management);
• UK The National Archives, Legislation portal (an example);
• University College Cork, Ireland (modelling norms);
• University of Turin, Italy (EuCase Project).
• Official Journal of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg (act, bill);
• University of Luxembourg, Legal Informatics Luxembourg

LATIN AMERCA

• LexML Brasil  Senate of Brazil (act, bill, consolidation, point-in-time) – more information;
• Parliament of Uruguay (bill workflow);
• Chamber of Deputies Argentina;
• Chamber of Deputies of Chile;
• Digesto Jurídico Nicaraguense.

USA

• House of Representatives of the United States of America;
• Library of Congress of Chile (bill and debates);
• Office of the Law Revision Counsel of the United States House of Representatives (codification management);
• State of California (xml standard for document management).

INTERNATIONAL

• Federal Chancellery of Switzerland (publication in gazette);
• FAO for collecting comments during the standard definition;
• mySociety with SayIt;
• Open North with OpenHouseNS for  modelling the debates of Nova Scozia, CA;
• Hong Kong City State (xml standard for document management).