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About
Acknowledgements
About the Editors
Foreword
Introduction
Sectors & Communities
Introduction
Accountability and Anti-Corruption
Agriculture
Corporate Ownership
Crime & Justice
Development Assistance and Humanitarian Action
Education
Environment
Extractives
Geospatial
Government Finances
Health
Land Ownership
National Statistics
Telecommunications
Transport
Urban Development
Issues
Introduction
Algorithms and AI
Data Infrastructure
Data Literacy
Gender Equity
Indigenous Data Sovereignty
Measurement
Privacy
Stakeholders
Introduction
Civil Society
Donors and Investors
Governments
Journalists and the Media
Multilateral Organisations
Private Sector
Researchers
Regions
Introduction
Eastern Europe and Central Asia
European Union
Latin America and the Caribbean
Middle East and North Africa
North America, Australia, and New Zealand
South, East, and Southeast Asia
Sub-Saharan Africa
Conclusion and Recommendations
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
About the editors
Foreword by Beth Simone Noveck
Introduction
Section 1: Open Data Sectors and Communities
Introduction
1. Accountability and Anti-Corruption
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Jorge Florez and Johannes Tonn
2. Agriculture
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Ben Schaap, Ruthie Musker, Martin Parr, and Andre Laperriere
3. Corporate Ownership
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Jack Lord
4. Crime & Justice
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Sandra Elena
5. Development Assistance and Humanitarian Action
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Catherine Weaver, Josh Powell, and Heather Leson
6. Education
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Javiera Atenas and Leo Havemann
7. Environment
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Selwyn Willoughby
8. Extractives
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Anders Pedersen
9. Geospatial
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Renée Sieber
10. Government Finances
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Cécile Le Guen
11. Health
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Mark Irura
12. Land Ownership
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Tim Davies and Sumandro Chattapadhyay
13. National Statistics
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Eric Swanson, Shaida Badiee, and Caleb Rudow
14. Telecommunications
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Stephen Song
15. Transport
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Pieter Colpaert and Julián Andrés Rojas Meléndez
16. Urban Development
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Jean-Noé Landry
Section 2: Issues in Open Data
Introduction
17. Algorithms and AI
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Tim Davies
18. Data Infrastructure
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Leigh Dodds and Peter Wells
19. Data Literacy
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Mariel Garcia Montes and Dirk Slater
20. Gender Equity
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Ana Brandusescu and Nnenna Nwakanma
21. Indigenous Data Sovereignty
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Stephanie Carroll Rainie, Tahu Kukutai, Maggie Walter, Oscar Luis Figueroa-Rodriguez, Jennifer Walker, and Per Axelsson
22. Measurement
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Danny Lämmerhirt and Ana Brandusescu
23. Privacy
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Teresa Scassa
Section 3: Open Data Stakeholders
Introduction
24. Civil Society
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Christopher Wilson
25. Donors and Investors
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Fernando Perini and Michael Jarvis
26. Governments
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Barbara Ubaldi
27. Journalists and the Media
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Alexander B. Howard and Eva Constantaras
28. Multilateral Organisations
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Craig Hammer
29. Private Sector
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Joel Gurin, Carla Bonina, and Stefaan Verhulst
30. Researchers
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François van Schalkwyk
Section 4: Open Data Around the World
Introduction
31. Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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Lejla Sadiku and Yaera Chung
32. European Union
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Rufus Pollock and Danny Lämmerhirt
33. Latin America and the Caribbean
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Silvana Fumega and Maurice McNaughton
34. Middle East and North Africa
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Stefanie Felsberger, Nancy Salem, and Nagla Rizk
35. North America, Australia, and New Zealand
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David Eaves, Ben McGuire, and Audrey Carson
36. South, East, and Southeast Asia
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Michael Canares
37. Sub-Saharan Africa
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Leo Mutuku and Teg-wende Idriss Tinto
Conclusion
Conclusion and recommendations