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- 1. What Works Cities Initiative Sunlight Foundation
- 2. The Sunlight Foundation works to make government transparent and accountable. Improving local open data – through better policy and access –helps us all move toward that goal.
- 3. Open Data = the right to information online Administratively Technically Proactively Online Open formats Cost-free Machine-readable License-free Bulk downloads
- 4. Why Open Data? Rockefeller Institute, Jan 2015 To add capacity. Private employers have recovered from recession - but state and local gov’t employment still below recession levels.
- 5. http://www.pewinternet.org/2015/04/21/open-government-data/ Why Open Data? To provide the public information people want. 2015 Pew Study: • 76% of people go online to interact with government • The majority of those people are seeking information
- 6. Why Open Data? To work with partners. Existing organizations across the country help maximize the value we can get from government data.
- 7. Why open data? To benefit internal users. Better awareness: data inventories reveal new data holdings Better access: shared data portal makes data-sharing seamless Better evaluation: more data on wider variety of program outcomes Better data: more eyes on data – additional quality check
- 8. What are governments and communities doing with it? • Improving service targeting • Increasing innovation • Improving public communication How?
- 9. Publicly exploring problems Code for DC San Francisco - Evictions Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators
- 10. Making better decisions DataKind: Optimal NY tree pruning Data Science for Social Good: Relating Chicago’s crime and and broken street lights
- 11. Improving access to public service
- 12. Communicating Out Chicago’s Scofflaw Landlords Map California’s Healthcare Acquired Infections Map
- 13. Bringing New Information In
- 15. Why create an open data policy? Policy maximizes potential. Better structure: clarifies internal responsibilities and creates structure Better accountability: creates accountability for data quality Better sustainability: ensures sustained commitment Better participation: creates a regular, official space for public participation
- 16. Open Data Policies June 2015
- 17. WWC policy approach • Model executive order/ordinance • High level policy commits to: • Moving city toward broad, proactive data release • Assigning roles and responsibilities • Publishing data to a central portal • Regular review of progress on publication goals • Supported with additional, targeted resources to maximize policy quality and local value
- 18. Specific suggested tasks in the policy • Appoint agency data coordinators • Conduct a data inventory • Develop a review process for potentially sensitive data • Develop a prioritization process for open data release • Develop a publication process to ensure high-quality data • Create a public timeline for new dataset publication • Ensure that published datasets are available for bulk download • Create opportunities to collaborate with the public