La storia dell`Open data nei Paesi Baschi - Forges
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La storia dell`Open data nei Paesi Baschi - Forges
La storia dell'Open data nei Paesi Baschi Alberto Ortiz de Zarate Director of Citizen Services Rome, 2012/05/16 Cutting the knot: make it easy PSI chronology the background green paper 99 00 01 02 03 PSI LAW 37/2007 DIRECTIVE 2003/98/CE 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 PSI chronology the background green paper 99 00 OGD 01 02 03 PSI LAW 37/2007 DIRECTIVE 2003/98/CE 04 05 06 07 08 oGov Data Principles 09 10 USA: data.gov data.gov: conducts the 8 principles of Open Government Data. 11 12 PSI chronology the background green paper 99 LAW 37/2007 DIRECTIVE 2003/98/CE 00 OGD 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 oGov Data Principles data.gov.uk: first in Europe UK (Brown): data.gov.uk 09 10 data.gov 11 12 PSI Chronology 07 08 09 10 11 The Basque Country makes history 12 PSI chronology from a basque point of view Commitment 29/12/2009 Decree 472/2009 08 LEY 37/2007 09 data.gov Open Data Euskadi 10 11 data.gov.uk 07/04/2010: "Open Data Euskadi" starts, with over 1.000 datasets 12 PSI chronology from a basque point of view Commitment 29/12/2009 Decree 472/2009 08 LEY 37/2007 09 data.gov Open Data Euskadi 10 data.gov.uk 11 12 “you are here” 2.000 datasets opendata.euskadi.net 07 08 09 10 11 12 Our model of Open Government Data Strategic framework: Open Government 3 ‘open’ principles Michele Vianello | http://www.slideshare.net/michelevianello/our-way-into-a-web-20-society “In the Basque Country that I want, the citizen is an adult one who is able to think, decide and take responsibility by participating in the joint construction of the country. And I want to stress this: the times when citizens were treated like children who are led by the hand, who are told what to do are over. The days when people look to the politic parties or public institutions to know where to walk have come to an end.” Patxi Lopez, January 14, 2010 “A new social contract between Basques” http://www.slideshare.net/Irekia/100114-contrato-social-kontratu-sozial Main objectives (1) Generating value and wealth Innovative products by companies, reusers and citizens in general. (2) Promoting government transparency Reuse of data to analyze and evaluate governance. (3) Interoperability between administrations New public services using data from different public bodies. Cutting the Gordian knot #1: No documents, but data #2: No authorizations, but free reuse #3: No information-on-demand, but on-offer #4: No fees, but free #1: No documents, but data do it yourself! Wisdom Information Documents Data #2: No authorizations, but free reuse #3: No on-demand, but on-offer #4: No fees, but free Australian Government: http://www.finance.gov.au/publications/gov20taskforcereport/chapter5.htm Priority in the releasing of data with reasonable technological sophistication 2.000 datasets tecnological model 4 stars on a scale of 5 (Berners-Lee) A model based on web content transparency 1st step: public information = online A model based on web content transparency collaboration 2nd step: release of open datasets A model based on web content transparency collaboration wealth innovation transparency 3rd step: reuse provides social value Areas of value For Governments and civil society (Ton Zijlstra): • • • • • • • Participation, self empowerment Transparency, democratic control Better (gov) products and services New (gov) products and services Policy impact analysis, data journalism Efficiency and effectivity of government bodies New knowledge For companies and entrepeneurs: • • • • • New businesses based on reuse of data Products and services enriched with data reuse Stimulation of local innovation More efficient and transparent markets Improving internal efficiency Ton Zijlstra: http://www.slideshare.net/TonZijlstra/ogd-in-europe opendata.euskadi.net “one stop shop” for reusers Types of data released • Official statistics • Geographic data, maps, orthophoto ... • Environmental information • Meteorology • Tourism resources • Tenders • Grants and subsidies • Other procedures More datasets • Data on management • Data of common interest to many applications • Data on human rights • Translation memories into basque language • The incidence of real-time traffic • Election results • Location of health care resources • Atlas of mortality •… Some extras As an example of reuse, some products have been developed: – Weather forecast widget – Map of traffic incidences – Search for grants and subsidies in real time Participation and learning A success case on top! Keys to success 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Highest political leadership Short-term releasing the maximum number of datasets. First datasets of maximum utility and minimum difficulty Making the project sustainable, with moderate levels of investment and spending Providing good web content, usable and understandable, before making it available as open data. Structured formats and standards. Listen and involve reusers in order to meet their needs. Advance the technological model, without seeking the leadership in this regard. Permanent Beta: flexibility in response to the changing environment. Hatching a global movement CTIC Foundation: http://datos.fundacionctic.org/sandbox/catalog/faceted/ Lilacs out of the dead land CTIC Foundation: http://datos.fundacionctic.org/sandbox/catalog/faceted/ Working together Opendata Eguna Euskadin Working together http://red.gnoss.com/comunidad/OpenData Working together http://daa.ec.europa.eu/ tante grazie| thank you Alberto Ortiz de Zárate [email protected] http://eadminblog.net linkedin.com/in/alorza @alorza