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Ensuring Transparency of Public Authorities Through Open Data Portal

Ensuring Transparency of Public Authorities Through Open Data Portal

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Khusan IsaevFirst Deputy Director

of the E-Government System Development Center

E-Government System Development Center

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OPEN DATA

Open data — is the idea that certain data should be freely available to everyone to use and republish as they wish, without restrictions

from copyright, patents or other mechanisms of control.(Wikipedia )

The role of open data in the implementation of the principles of open government: Data disclosure initiative is the foundation of open government in many countries of the world:

transparency of public authorities forming the basis for civilian control new services for citizens and business

Open data initiative is one of the core tasks of the “open government” development process.

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OPEN GOVERNMENT- OPEN PORTAL

Open government - systematization and reduction to the general concept of previously initiated projects, instruments and initiatives on the disclosure of information and communication with citizens. Herein, these processes are necessarily accompanied by the presence of doctrines or sets of public rules which establishes the principle of transparency of the state to society, as well as the relevant requirements for the state authorities.

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The worldwide practice - most effective way is create public (government) open data portals.

Open Data Portal — specialized central information resource, where open data of public authorities are freely published and distributed.


5 STAR MODEL

5 star deployment scheme for Open Data suggested by Tim Berners-Lee

Available on the web (whatever format) but with an open license, to be Open Data

Available as machine-readable structured data (e.g. excel instead of image scan of a table)

As (2) plus non-proprietary format (e.g. CSV instead of excel)

All the above plus, Use open standards from W3C (RDF and SPARQL) to identify things, so that people can point at your stuff

All the above, plus: Link your data to other people’s data to provide context

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USERS Of OPEN DATA

Open Data

Software developers

Public Authorities

Business Mass Media

Citizens

NGOs

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ADVANTAGES AND EFFECTIVENESS

Transparency and civil control

Citizens participation in public governance

Self sustained

Best or new private products and services

Innovation

Considerable usefulness of public services

Considerable effectiveness of public services

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ECONOMIC EFFECT

EU: $200 bln.– evaluation of the direct and indirect effect of the use of open data in 2008

Great Britain: the direct benefits of open data is £1.8 bln. a year; the overall impact (direct and indirect) - £6.8 bln.

per year (official estimate 2013)

Spain: about 150 companies whose business based on open data earn €330-550 mln. per year

US: $96 bln. - direct effect from the GPS data

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OPPORTUNITIES AND INCENTIVES

Goals for Government

Types of businesses created using open data Increase of public

services effectiveness

Citizens participation

to improve public

services

Transparency and enhanced

responsibility

Economic growth

Suppliers Aggregators

Enrichers Developers

Enablers

Government – provider

Government – leader

Government – accelerator

Government – user

Role of Government

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LEGAL FRAMEWORK

Law on the openness of public authorities and administration was adopted (May 2014).

Interdepartmental working group for improving the "e-services" sub-index in the UN ranking of the "Electronic Government" has been established (February 2015).

Guideline and Instructions on collecting, processing, storing and publishing of open data and the publishing of the datasets in machine-readable formats (CSV, XML, RDF) were developed.

A list of priority open datasets to be posted on the portal has been identified.

Draft of the Cabinet of Ministers Resolution on further development of the Open Data Portal and the use of public information of government agencies in the Internet has been developed.

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OPEN DATA PORTAL

Launched on March 20, 2015. The interface is in two languages (Uzbek and Russian);

Initially, 80 datasets from 8 ministries and agencies were defined;

Currently, the portal contains nearly 260 datasets on 15 topics from 25 organizations;

Through the portal, users have downloaded nearly 16,000 datasets;

Data on the following areas are being published: territory, economy, health, education, population, transportation, culture, ICT, real estate, business, tourism, environment, sports, insurance and justice.

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DEVELOPMENT PROSPECT

Plans for the future development of the Open Data Portal of Uzbekistan: Updating the portal with relevant information as much as possible Development of functional subsystems Promotion of the Portal among targeted user groups Arranging competitions among developers (hackathons) Development of regulatory and methodological support of the use of

public data Development of information and reference support portal Implementation of versions of the portal for people with disabilities Development of the English version of the Portal Implementing voting for datasets Commenting materials Submission of ideas Forums and blogs

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

E-government system development centerTel.: (998 71) 252 43 25Fax: (998 71) 252 50 27Email: [email protected]

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