Main Navigation

Home
About Open Data Aha!
Email updates when new events are added
Events
Events Calendar and map
Experimental interactive word clouds for GODAN-related posts
Feeds (experimental)
Feeds from blogs
Feeds from Journalism
Feeds from Social Media
Get in touch
Mashup of posts on a single map
Most recent posts, mapped
Open Data (related) Feeds
Open Data Camp
Open Data Champions
Open Data Scotland – posts on a map
Open Data Scotland – The Twitters
Posts
posts on a large map
Posts on a map – aid related
Posts on a Map – crime related
Posts on a map – food and agriculture related
Posts on a map – local data related
Posts on a map – policy / decision-making related
Posts on a map – smart city / Internet of Things (IoT) related
test about
test timeline
Using Data as a policy maker – presentation slides and other output
What is open data?

Home › Posts tagged Julia Keseru

Tag: Julia Keseru

Arguments for data transparency — a list for advocates

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on January 6, 2016 Posted in Benefits of open data, Data, Environment, Food, Greater efficiency, Informing Decision-making, Innovation, Posts from feeds, Public Health, Quality of life, Research, Resilience, Smart communities, Transparency Tagged with Agriculture, criminal justice, deforestation, environment, farming, fracking, health, Julia Keseru, Lindsay Ferris, open data, pollution, real-time, Sunlight Foundation, Transparency, weather

The benefits of openness can be found around the globe. In these past few years working with local transparency activists, I have been collecting examples on how opening up data (especially government data) can help improve our lives. What I’ve …

Arguments for data transparency — a list for advocates Read more »