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- 1. Open Data: T&T Readiness Assessment Andrew Stott Senior Consultant World Bank UWI 28 February 2015 @dirdigeng andrew.stott@dirdigeng.com
- 2. Open Data: What’s the idea? 2
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- 6. What is Open Data? 6 Open data is data that can be freely used, reused and redistributed by anyone for any purpose.
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- 8. A World of Open Data Now over 260 governmental Open Data sites 8
- 9. Helping built the Web of Data 9
- 10. Data Publishing – Berners-Lee’s Scale 10 Put your data on the Web with an Open Licence unstructured (eg PDF, HTML) Make it available as structured data (eg Excel, ESRI) Use open, standard data formats (eg XML, CSV, JSON, OGC) Use URIs to identify things (so you and others have unique reference) Link your data to other people’s data, and help them link to yours (eg RDF) BetterWorseMinimum http://5stardata.info/
- 11. Why? 11
- 12. Deloitte POPSIS Case Studies 12 Case Data Type Country Increase BEV Mapping AT Downloads: +200% to +7,000% DECA Addresses DK Uers: +10,000% Destatis Statistics DE Users: +1800% Downloads: +800% IGN- CNIG Mapping ES Volume: +200% Users: +200% KNMI Weather NL Users: +1000% Met.No Weather NO Users: +3000% Spanish Cadaster Cadastral ES Downloads: +800% to +1900%
- 13. Statistics Germany 13 Users: +1800% Downloads: +800%
- 14. Main Uses of Open Data 14 New Economic and Social Value Improved public services More Transparent Government More Efficient Government
- 15. Policy Objectives of Open Data 15 New Economic and Social Value Improved public services More Transparent Government More Efficient Government
- 16. Enrichers 16
- 17. Aggregators 17
- 18. Developers 18
- 19. European Union: potential of €200bn a year 19
- 20. Policy Objectives of Open Data 20 New Economic and Social Value Improved public services More Transparent Government More Efficient Government
- 21. OpenlyLocal: a dashboard for each City 21
- 22. Is My Money Being Spent Well? 22
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- 24. Transparent and Accountable Government 24
- 25. Contracts: A great example from Slovakia 25 http://www.otvorenezmluvy.sk/ Original text of contract from Gov website “Rate this contract” Key details and links Fair-Play Alliance
- 27. Policy Objectives of Open Data 27 New Economic and Social Value Improved public services More Transparent Government More Efficient Government
- 28. Performance of individual hospitals 28
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- 31. Policy Objectives of Open Data 31 New Economic and Social Value Improved public services More Transparent Government More Efficient Government
- 32. Getting data more easily 32
- 34. OPEN DATA READINESS ASSESSMENT • A tool developed by the World Bank to help prioritize actions in an Open Data Program. • A rapid assessment to identify where interventions can most effectively applied. • A tool designed to support an economical and action-oriented assessment of the readiness of a national government to evaluate, design, and implement an Open Data Program.
- 35. OPEN DATA READINESS ASSESSMENT What is? - Diagnostic and planning tool - Recommendations for action based on best practices - Start of a robust and consultative dialogue among relevant stakeholders - Beginning of a process - ‘Living’ document What is NOT? - Measurement tool - Formal evaluation exercise - Successful and sustainable Open Data Program - The end or result of a process
- 36. The Eight Critical Factors for Successful Open Data
- 37. Leadership 37
- 39. Government Institutional Structures & Skills for Data 39
- 41. Demand for Open Data from Civil Society 41
- 43. Financing 43
- 44. Technology Infrastructure & Skills 44
- 45. Datasets examined this week 45 Tourism Energy Environment Contracts Census Education Budget Crime Payments Land Statistics Weather Elections Aviation Prices UWI Health Labour Arts Events Agriculture Company Imports Roads Arts Sudsidies Youth Library Maps
- 46. Issues to discuss Opportunities for Open Data in T&T? What data is important to you? What do you/would you do with it? How easy/difficult is it to get data currently? What happens when you try? What examples of data-driven applications? How widespread are the skills to use data? How do developers/activists organise? How is the access to supporting services eg hosting, cloud? 46
- 47. Discussion 47
- 48. End 48
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