Looking back: open data for development camp
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Over 127 people attended the two-day Open Data for Development Camp held in May 2011 in Amsterdam. The event saw over 1700 chat messages and 450 emails exchanged during its planning and saw 9 data sets and apps presented, with 6 sets of data released for the first time and 4 applications and APIs built. The Dutch government expressed its commitment to transparency and innovation using open data and there was an aim to increase cooperation between the government and NGOs on these issues through connecting actors and international networking.
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Looking back: open data for development camp
- 1. Open Data for Development Camp 12 and 13 May, 2011 Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- 2. Coordinating #oddc 1700+ chat messages 450+ emails 400+ hours
- 3. #oddc on Eventbrite 23 early birds 72 regular tickets 32 developer tickets 127 tickets online
- 4. #oddc on Twitter 948 tweets in one month beating #iati and #opendata
- 5. #oddc data and apps 9 data sets and apps presented 6 first releases of data 4 applications and APIs built
- 6. Commitment The Netherlands of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the Dutch development sector as a whole, are committed to transparency and innovation on the basis of open data and IATI
- 7. Cooperation a next step in a cooperation process between Dutch government and NGOs on the basis of a shared ambition
- 8. Awareness Connecting different actors around potential benefits
- 9. International networking Organisations and people in the North and in the South dedicated to transparency