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School of data in Mexico City!

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on July 21, 2015 Posted in Benefits of open data, Informing Decision-making, Posts from feeds, Smart communities Tagged with Mexico, open data, Open Refine, Plaza Pública, School of Data, science, Workshop

Data can be a powerful tool for NGOs that can help them improve their daily work. In order to teach these organizations ways to effectively use data, School of Data, Social Tic and colleague from Guatemala’s digital media Plaza Pública …

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Analyzing regional data: Data Expedition in Costa Rica

By Created automatically from RSS feed Posted on July 6, 2015 Posted in Data, Posts from feeds, Smart communities Tagged with Abriendo Datos Costa Rica, Civil Society, Costa Rica, data, data expedition, School of Data, Social Tic

2.947 civil servants will be elected next year in Costa Rica, during the upcoming municipal elections. But, are the citizens aware of what’s going on in every district? Do they know the main issues their district is facing or the …

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