The State of Open Data in Ghana: Part 1 Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on January 6, 2016 Posted in Benefits of open data, Greater efficiency, Informing Decision-making, Open Government, Posts from feeds, Quality of life, Research, Smart communities, Transparency Tagged with accountability, Capacity-Building, Ghana, Ghana Open Data Initiative (GODI), innovation, National Information and Technology Agency (NITA), policy, research, School of Data, Selassie David Opoku, Transparency I joined the School of Data in April as one of the fellows for 2015. Continue reading on Medium » Related posts: The State of Open Data in Ghana: Policy LINIDA STORY, WHEN VILLAGERS OPEN UP LOCAL GOVERNMENT Four lessons from Banda Aceh’s open data experiment The story of using data as a policy maker
