Open Data and IATI
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The document discusses the concept of open development, highlighting its impact on community-based monitoring and the positive outcomes seen in Uganda, such as improved healthcare and vaccination rates. It emphasizes the significance of open data in enhancing transparency, accountability, and decision-making in international development. Additionally, it outlines commitments to implement the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) standards among Dutch NGOs to promote effective development cooperation.
Open Data and IATI
- 3. Analogue reality Knowledge - Networks - Resources Communities - Projects - Politics
- 4. Analogue reality Knowledge - Networks - Resources NGO Communities - Projects - Politics
- 5. Digital reality Knowledge - Networks - Resources NGO Communities - Projects - Politics
- 6. Sustainability Þ Reduce - Re-use - Recycle
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- 22. Bjorkman and Svensson (2007). ‘Power to the People: Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment of a Community-Based Monitoring Project in Uganda’ Clinics got cleaner Fewer drugs stolen 40-50% more children vaccinated 33% fewer children died under the age of five
- 24. Why open data? ● Enter data once, close to the source; then re-use, exchange, enhance ● Improves quality and accuracy; first in registration, next in decision-making ● Better insight in money flows, activities, plans, results, circumstances, impacts ● Allows for participation, mobilisation, and accountability
- 25. #SmartAid Debate René Grotenhuis, director of Cordaid
- 26. In the transition of Cordaid towards a social enterprise, open data technology has had a place from the very beginning. We use the new IATI standard first of all as the basis for our “transparency application”. #SmartAid Debate René Grotenhuis, director of Cordaid
- 35. AidView
- 39. A project in DFID’s project-level database
- 40. The same DFID project in the IATI XML format
- 46. More information? ● www.iatistandard.org ● www.bond.org.uk/transparency ● www.aidinfolabs.org ● Open for Change: Rolf Kleef – rolf@openforchange.info
- 48. Dutch released in IATI IATI data Government data MFA publishes 13 September 2011, Den Haag
- 49. First NGO in the Netherlands 6 March 2012, Amsterdam
- 50. Hivos publishes IATI data 1 October 2012, Den Haag
- 51. Ambition Agenda on the Implementation of the IATI Standard by Dutch NGOs working in International Development ● Istanbul Principles for CSO Development Effectiveness ● Busan Partnership for Effective Development ● Commitment to IATI, but in line with CSO principles
- 52. Busan partnership for Effective Development Cooperation Paragraaf 22: we will: b) Encourage CSO’s to implement practices that strengthen their accountability and their contribution to development effectiveness, guided by the Istanbul Principles and the International Framwork for CSO Development Effectiveness
- 53. Time to act ● Prioritities Partos and Concord (2012): ● Principle 5: Practice transparency and accountability ● Principle 6: Pursue equitable partnership and solidarity ● Principle 7: Create and share knowledge and commit to mutual learning Why these? All three have to do with relations and cooperation among organisations
- 54. IATI Plan ●2-year programme ●“Open Information Policy” ●Opening data ● Peer events ● Technical advice meetings ● In-house technical support ●“Open development”