Institutional Change from a capacity development perspective: Open data developments for policy making on a global level
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This document summarizes an institutional change perspective on open data developments for global policymaking. It provides examples of government open data projects like AgMarknet in India and CARTEAU in Burkina Faso. It then introduces the Agricultural Open Data Package, which aims to support governments in realizing impact from open data by linking policy perspectives to data categories. The document argues that governments should engage in open data for agriculture because public data has reuse value for all sectors. It also lists some key resources for open data implementation related to local needs, a country's open data readiness, and responsible data publication.
Institutional Change from a capacity development perspective: Open data developments for policy making on a global level
- 1. Institutional Change from a capacity development perspective: Open data developments for policy making on a global level Dr. Suchith Anand Global Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition & University of Nottingham Berlin
- 2. • AgMarknet: Surpassing the middleman (http://agmarknet.gov.in/) • AgriMatie: Sharing value chain data, securing privacy (www.AgriMatie.nl) • CARTEAU: Sharing hydrological data, optimizing resources (http://carteau.gov.bf/) Examples of governments in action
- 3. AgMarknet: Surpassing the middleman (http://agmarknet.gov.in/)
- 4. AgriMatie: Sharing value chain data, securing privacy (www.AgriMatie.nl)
- 5. CARTEAU: Sharing hydrological data, optimizing resources (http://carteau.gov.bf/
- 6. Agricultural Open Data Package Beta (AgPack.info) To support governments realizing impact with open data
- 7. Links policy perspectives to data categories Introducing the Agricultural Open Data Package We aim to support the development and implementation of shared open soil data through capacity building and training.
- 8. Why governments should engage in Open Data for Agriculture? Public data has re-use value for all sector actors
- 9. Links to key implementation resources • Specific local needs and opportunities. World Bank Open Data Toolkit, FAO E-Agriculture Guide • The open data readiness of a country. World Bank Data Readiness Assessment (ODRA) • Responsible open data publication. GODAN responsible data, data ownership ODI’s Open Data Certificates • The low-hanging fruit. • Linking to the global ecosystem for open data in agriculture. Global Forum on Agricultural Research (GFAR): http://ring.ciard.info/ FAO VEST/AgroPortal Map of Standards Introducing the Agricultural Open Data Package
- 11. Open principles in Education are key for Capacity development and empowerment of all • Open data • Open standards • Open access to research publications • Open education resources • Open Software
- 12. alt.ac.uk Why is Openness Important?
- 13. Acknowledgements Andre Jellema, Ruthie Musker and all GODAN Team
- 14. Geo For All – Making education and opportunities accessible to all Image Credit: NOAA/NASA GOES Project Let us all join to eradicate extreme poverty and enable shared prosperity for all http://www.geoforall.org