#OpenData

[…] Successful transfer of municipal Sample Data Catalogue to GovData The Bertelsmann Stiftung is transferring the municipal Sample Data Catalogue for Open Data to FITKO. As a result, the catalog will be [...]

[…] After Bochum, Cologne, Frankfurt am Main, and Erfurt, it was time for an event in the north. The fifth edition of the Open Data Barcamp was held in Hamburg as a result. Things were already bustling [...]

[…] Like its predecessors, the 20th Open Data Network Meeting was a resounding success. Nearly 50 participants gathered at event – organized by the Bertelsmann Stiftung and featuring a total of eight [...]

[…] Data for a resilient civil society In their opening remarks, Peter Schubert (Director of ZiviZ), Katarina Peranić (Executive Director of DSEE), and Carsten Große Starmann (Bertelsmann Stiftung) [...]

[…] Wegweiser Kommune: Open data Open data are most useful when they are easily accessible – by public administrators, researchers, civil society organizations and other stakeholders. This is precisely [...]

[…] Large amounts of valuable data are being generated in all areas of life today: by businesses, government institutions and individuals. In particular, large platform providers and other companies [...]

[…] The conceptual work is complete and we now have a name for our pioneering project: Datenatlas Zivilgesellschaft (Data Atlas for Civil Society). The data atlas is designed to make open data from civil [...]

[…] France: Open Data France Gabriela Martin from OpenDataFrancereported on her country’s experiences. Her organization, which sees itself as an exchange and monitoring network, supports local authorities [...]

[…] The Sample Data Catalogue of open data from Germany’s municipalities is updated twice a year. The most recent update was released in November 2023. Compared with the previous version, some 70 new [...]

[…] Many projects in the area of open data also have limited funding. “It’s not only about creating flagship projects, which get cancelled later, but about making sure such projects become permanent,” [...]