Open Data Neil Fantom Manager, Data Group [email protected] 2011 Law and Justice Development Week Washington DC
Feb 23, 2016
Open Data
Neil FantomManager, Data [email protected]
2011 Law and Justice Development Week
Washington DC
We use Open Data every day…
We use Open Data every day…
Open Data, Open Knowledge, Open Solutions
Open Knowledge
Work with others to collect, share and analyze data, measure results, increase knowledge
Open Data
Share data on what we know and what we do
Open Solutions
Engage in new ways to find solutions to development problems
April 20, 2010
We went from this
To this - data.worldbank.org
Free, and available in five languages
Legally open
You are free to use our data for commercial and
non-commercial purposes at no cost…
Legally Open
• Terms of Use for data based on a Creative Commons model (with attribution)
• Encourages use and re-use, including for commercial purposes
• Incorporates a list of data excluded from re-use• Requires attribution to World Bank and primary
source• But no endorsement, no association, no
warranties, no liabilities
Technically open
Technically open
Open about what we know
Development indicators
Data from operations
Data from surveys
microdata.worldbank.org
Open about our research and analysis
Open about what we do
Mapping for Results
Finances
Publishing using open standards
Doing well (but more to do)
Aid transparency and effectiveness
Open to new engagement
Partnerships
Innovation
The Winners…
Data collection and feedback
Supporting others to be open
Clients are doing Open Data
Creating new ecosystems around data
Kenya Moldova
But let’s not forget this…
A few of the things we’ve learnt
Free data is not free
Revenues
Investment
But it’s good for the data business
Others can do it better
There’s more Open Data out there
The last thought
A public good for the public good