Open data: for eveyone by everyone by Jason addie
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The document discusses the benefits of open data and argues that development agencies and NGOs should release their data to the public. It notes that 250 years ago Sweden created the first freedom of information legislation, and currently 100 countries have similar laws. Open data can result in increased public sector efficiency, participation, and new jobs and profits. However, achieving open data is difficult. The document recommends that donors create a portal to store grantee data and establish an organization to educate, organize, and maintain publicly available data in order to maximize its benefits and avoid data being lost.
Open data: for eveyone by everyone by Jason addie
- 1. Open Data For Everyone, By Everyone
- 2. 250 years ago Sweden created the first freedom of information legislation
- 3. 100 Countries currently have legislation
- 4. Results ● Public sector efficiency
- 5. Results ● Public sector efficiency ● Public participation
- 6. Results ● Public sector efficiency ● Public participation ● New services, jobs, and profits
- 7. 55 Billion € Direct market size of open data in the EU in 2016
- 8. 75,000 Jobs Open data jobs in the EU in 2016
- 9. Achieving Open Data Is Not Easy
- 10. Development Agencies And NGOs Valuable in the fight to open governmental data
- 11. Development Agencies And NGOs Valuable in the fight to open governmental data Shouldn’t organizations follow their own advice and release their data to the public, too?
- 12. Releasing Data ● Some organizations do release their data
- 13. ● Some organizations do release their data ● But what about the others? Releasing Data
- 14. ● Some organizations do release their data ● But what about the others? ● How can we enable them? Releasing Data
- 15. Donors
- 16. Summary Reports Are Not Enough ● No one reads the reports
- 17. 31% Of World Bank reports have never been downloaded
- 18. Summary Reports Are Not Enough ● No one reads the reports ● Report is a summary of what is important now
- 19. Publish The Data
- 20. Publish The Data ● Donors will get a better return on investment (ROI)
- 21. Publish The Data ● Donors will get a better return on investment (ROI) ● Project can live long after funding ends
- 22. Publish The Data ● Donors will get a better return on investment (ROI) ● Project can live long after funding ends ● Data cannot be lost
- 23. Organizations Are Losing Data ● Computer crashes
- 24. Organizations Are Losing Data ● Computer crashes ● Erasing computer after an employee leaves
- 25. Organizations Are Losing Data ● Computer crashes ● Erasing computer after an employee leaves ● Not asking for the data from the survey company and survey company deletes it
- 26. Data Is An Asset ●Data is a valuable organizational asset that must be protected
- 27. Data Is An Asset ● Data is a valuable organizational asset that must be protected ●People come and go in an organization, but what remains is the data
- 28. Now What?
- 29. How To Publish The Data? ● Can’t expect organization to have capacity to do it themselves
- 30. How To Publish The Data? ● Can’t expect organization to have capacity to do it themselves ○ Let the organizations focus on what they do best
- 31. How To Publish The Data? ● Can’t expect organization to have capacity to do it themselves ○ Let the organizations focus on what they do best ● Donors create portal to store all of their data
- 32. How To Publish The Data? ● Can’t expect organization to have capacity to do it themselves ○ Let the organizations focus on what they do best ● Donors create portal to store all of their data ● Create an organization with mission to educate, organize, and maintain open data
- 33. Set your data free and watch it grow!