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The document discusses the importance of data and how to harness its value for improving lives, especially of poor people. It notes that while there is plenty of data, more needs to be done to extract useful information from it and make that information available to wider communities. It advocates for policies and institutions that can help create trust and governance around data sharing, as well as building integrated national data systems and networks of data users to better utilize available data for social, economic and environmental benefits.

WONDER world of DATA
Learning from
Data for Better Lives: A New Social Contract
Deepak Sharma

You can have
data without
information, but
you cannot have
information
without data.
—Daniel Keys
Moran,
computer
programmer
and science
fiction author

Dataa….
? These three pictures which identifies safe
drinking water separately within the pool of
flood water depicts the present scenario of data
around us ------ and information within those
data.
? Though we have enough water, but scarce
drinking water even within flood-area
? I learnt that unless one make use of available
data around and convert it to information and
benefit wider community on social, economic,
and environmental front
? Data is must for information and life

Creative
Reuse for
Data for
Greater Value

Data
Infrastructure
Policy: Ensuring
equitable access
for poor people
and poor
countries

Data Policies,
Laws,
Regulations:
Creating a trust
Environment

Institutions for
Data Governance:
building Trust
through collective
action

Creating an
Integrated
National Data
System

Data and India
? Extracting Data in India is a very
tedious job
? India have a very comprehensive
platform
? It offers data from various
government reports uploaded.
? There are different data sets
separately maintained by individual
departments, ministries,
companies, but lacks a community
platform to govern all such data.
? https://data.gov.in

My Mandate for improved data utilization
? Exploring Data around and convert them into better
information for Better life for poor
? Repurposing and reusing data to improve cost
effectiveness
? Creating a network of Human Capital (Data users) and
reduce consumptions gap

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1. WONDER world of DATA Learning from Data for Better Lives: A New Social Contract Deepak Sharma

2. You can have data without information, but you cannot have information without data. —Daniel Keys Moran, computer programmer and science fiction author

3. Dataa…. ? These three pictures which identifies safe drinking water separately within the pool of flood water depicts the present scenario of data around us ------ and information within those data. ? Though we have enough water, but scarce drinking water even within flood-area ? I learnt that unless one make use of available data around and convert it to information and benefit wider community on social, economic, and environmental front ? Data is must for information and life

7. Harnessing the value of Data for Poor

10. Data as Force for Public Goods

11. Creative Reuse for Data for Greater Value

13. Data Infrastructure Policy: Ensuring equitable access for poor people and poor countries

14. Data Policies, Laws, Regulations: Creating a trust Environment

15. Institutions for Data Governance: building Trust through collective action

17. Creating an Integrated National Data System

18. Indian actions towards Open Data Policy

19. Data and India ? Extracting Data in India is a very tedious job ? India have a very comprehensive platform ? It offers data from various government reports uploaded. ? There are different data sets separately maintained by individual departments, ministries, companies, but lacks a community platform to govern all such data. ? https://data.gov.in

20. My Mandate for improved data utilization ? Exploring Data around and convert them into better information for Better life for poor ? Repurposing and reusing data to improve cost effectiveness ? Creating a network of Human Capital (Data users) and reduce consumptions gap

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