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Top 5 Ways Open Data Is Changing Lives

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on July 6, 2015 Posted in Benefits of open data, Commercial opportunities, Greater efficiency, Informing Decision-making, Posts from feeds, Public safety, Saving money, Transparency Tagged with crisis, Data stories, Drinking water, earthquake, Edinburgh, Food, Food supply, Humanitarian Data Exchange (HDX), mWater, Nepal, open data, Police, public health, public safety, science, Socrata, Water.org

We’ve scoured the news for the most spectacular ways open data is transforming the world right now. Here are our top five picks — do you agree? Tell us your ideas. Giving the World’s Crisis Workers Vital Information “How many …

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