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Building an open democracy with open data +
The document discusses the importance and implementation of open data, emphasizing its role in fostering transparent, inclusive governance and enhancing citizen engagement. It outlines steps for making data openly accessible, including licensing and publishing datasets, as well as the benefits of open data for economic growth and social transparency. Various case studies and examples are provided to illustrate the positive impact of open data initiatives on public services and community projects.
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- 1. Open democracy with opendata Irina Bolychevsky @shevski @shevski okfn.org
- 2. We are aglobal network using advocacy and technology to open up knowledge and see it used to empower citizens and organizations to drive positive change @shevski okfn.org
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- 5. Building an open,inclusive, fair, democratic government with open data @shevski okfn.org
- 6. 1: Open bydefault What does this mean? Why does it matter? Example? @shevski okfn.org
- 7. opendefinition.org A piece ofcontent or data is open if anyone is free to use, reuse, and redistribute it — subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute and share-alike. @shevski okfn.org
- 8. Reusability process Step 1:get the data openly licensed Step 2: make it accessible - metadata, formats, machine readability, portal (ckan.org) Step 3: start building, linking and turning data into something more - information @shevski okfn.org
- 9. Obama: open andmachine readable @shevski okfn.org
- 10. 2. Licencing Clear, standarddefault licences are important Legal guarantee for reuse http://br.okfn.org/2013/08/28/dados-meio-abertos-sobre-o-uso-ereuso-dos-dados-governamentais-brasileiros/ @shevski okfn.org
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- 12. 3: Publish unpublisheddatasets Registry of what exists ● participation ● see what people want ● building in transparent process @shevski okfn.org
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- 15. 4: Engagement Data Journalism CivilSociety Ask for help @shevski okfn.org
- 16. DataJournalismHandbook.org ● Free online- with Spanish, Russian and French versions ● What is Data Journalism? Why is it Important? ● Numerous case studies: BBC, Guardian Datablog, Zeit Online.. ● How to get, transform, understand & visualise / deliver data @shevski okfn.org
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- 21. 5: Open DataPortal Central registry Local / regional Federation New extensions Engagement @shevski okfn.org
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- 23. CKAN - opensource data publishing 1. search and discoverability for re-users of data 2. data management tools for publishers @shevski okfn.org
- 24. Online home fordata Central keyword search Facet by tags, location, format, licence, publishing department Browse by groups, keywords, publishers Standardized interface for viewing Link to datasets or data directly Previews and data exploration where possible @shevski okfn.org
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- 29. Add and editdataset metadata @shevski okfn.org
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- 32. Stats & analytics CKANcomes with inbuilt stats + integration with Google Analytics Includes dataset counts, download counts + reports @shevski okfn.org
- 33. Link checker and5 star ratings @shevski okfn.org
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- 35. Geo-Search: Filter bylocation / draw bounding box WMS previews Plotting GeoJSON / Longitude & Latitude in tabular data Support for: ● INSPIRE ● GEMINI 2.1 ● CSW ● ISO 19139 @shevski okfn.org
- 36. Harvesting and normalization Getmetadata from external catalogs and endpoints CKAN will parse, validate and normalise to create metadata records that look the same to end users no matter where they came from We can currently harvest: other CKAN catalogs, CSW endpoints and WAFs serving ISO 19139 documents @shevski okfn.org
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- 39. Federation Search across catalogsin aggregator sites (such as publicdata.eu) Data Catalog Interoperability Protocol: http: //spec.datacatalogs.org/ @shevski okfn.org
- 40. anyone can publish officialaccounts are promoted fork this dataset if you want to improve it
- 41. vote and raisethe dataset search ranking promote your reuse cases
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- 44. 6: Three stepplan for reusable data 1. Use the data you publish 2. Publish the schema 3. Standardise @shevski okfn.org
- 45. 7: Spending &procurement Where does my money go? Open Spending Procurement @shevski okfn.org
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- 51. 8: Company register Identitylist Tax evasion Numerous sub-owned companies @shevski okfn.org
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- 54. 9: Open Datavs My Data Personal data is not open data It can become open data if transformed or released by individuals http://blog.okfn.org/2013/02/22/open-data-my-data/ @shevski okfn.org
- 55. 10: Privacy &tackling surveillance Open internet ● open source ● open protocols @shevski okfn.org
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- 57. Finnish geo datastudy SME's grow 15% more w/ free geo data as opposed to paid data. Effect visible after 1yr, stronger after 2yrs. http://epsiplatform.eu/content/finnish-studypsi-pricing-geo-data @shevski okfn.org
- 58. EU Commission Research OpenGov Data in EU would increase business activity of €40bn Indirect benefits (people who use those services) up to €140bn per year (0.7% of GDP) Source Details (Vickery study) Deloitte Study: 10x-100x increase in usage from opening up data (7 case studies) - not about the price as much as reduction in transaction costs Source Details @shevski okfn.org
- 59. Spanish Study +5000 jobsfrom PSI re-use Details and Source (2011) Details and Source (2012) @shevski okfn.org
- 60. Addressing Data inDenmark Releasing as Open Data in Denmark in 2002 gave E62m benefits 2005-2009 against E2M cost 2002-2009, ROI in 2010: E14M benefit against .2M cost. http://www.adresse-info. dk/Portals/2/Benefit/Value_Assessment_Danish_Address_Data_UK_2010-0707b.pdf http://epsiplatform.eu/content/value-danish-address-data @shevski okfn.org
- 61. Bus Stops inthe UK UK released data on location of 300,000 busstops; Community (Open Street Map) corrected 18,000 of them, improving official data accuracy @shevski okfn.org
- 62. Canadian Tax StatusMisuse Open Data exposed CAN$3.2bn misuse of charitable status in tax code in Canada http://eaves.ca/2010/04/14/case-study-opendata-and-the-public-purse/ @shevski okfn.org
- 63. UK: Reduced Mortalityfor Heart Surgery In 2004, the UK heart surgeon Sir Bruce Keogh persuaded his colleagues (there are 240 heart surgeons in the English NHS) to publish comparable data on their individual clinical outcomes – a global first. 7 years later, dramatic improvements in survival rates are reported – in some procedures, more than a third of patients are living when they might previously have died; in all, there are 1,000 fewer deaths in English heart surgery units each year than there were. Source: Tim Kelsey @shevski okfn.org
- 64. Uganda - SchoolFunding and Transparency Amount of money reaching schools 20% -> 90% Some controversy as to causal pathway http://www.cgdev.org/files/15050_file_Uganda.pdf @shevski okfn.org
- 65. Questions, comments, discussion! Thank you IrinaBolychevsky @shevski okfn.org