The document discusses redesigning open data initiatives version 2.0. It examines critiques of the initial open data model, referred to as Open Data 1.0, which include that the data is often difficult to use, lacks context and is not well organized. The document then explores examples of open data initiatives in various countries and organizations, and discusses challenges that still remain including how to engage citizens and ensure government agencies are transparent and cooperative.

1. Re-­‐Designing
Open
Data
2.0
Alon
Peled
The
Hebrew
University
of
Jerusalem,
Israel
(Alon.Peled@post.harvard.edu)
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

2. USA
–
Open
Data
Site
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

3. UK
–
Open
Data
Site
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

4. Open
Data
1.0
Categories
of
Cri8que
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

5. Open
Government
Partnership
(OGP)
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

6. Ghana
–
Open
Data
Site
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

7. India
–
Open
Data
Site
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

8. Open
Governments?
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

9. Recovery.Gov
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

10. Govloop.org
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

11. Transparency.org
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science

12. Passive-­‐Aggressive
Agencies
Faculty
of
Social
Sciences,
Department
of
Poli8cal
Science