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Jeff Kaplan

1. Jeff Kaplan from the World Bank gave a presentation on mainstreaming open data for greater development impact. 2. He discussed what open data is, who is releasing it, the types of data being opened, and why governments and the World Bank are pursuing open data initiatives. 3. Kaplan explained how open data can drive innovation and growth, increase budget transparency, and support applications in sectors like agriculture, health, urban development, education, water, and the environment that can help tackle important development challenges.

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Master Class: Mainstreaming Open Data for Greater Development Impact Jeff Kaplan - Senior ICT Consultant, World Bank Washington, DC 25 February 2014 How many of you used Open Data today? Or this week? 3 4 6
7 Agenda ! What is Open Data? ! Who is doing it? ! What kind of data is being opened? ! Why are governments pursuing Open Data? ! Why is the World Bank doing Open Data? ! Open Data for Development Impact ! Getting Started - ODRA 10 11 Open Data is ... 12 RedistributedCopiedReused Data that can be
13 by anyone ... 14 ... for any purpose allowed by law 15 Open Data = Machine-readable 16 Open Data = Legally Open 17 Who is doing Open Data? 18
Open = Global > 50 countries > 250 governments World Bank & United Nations What Kind of Data is Opened? Top Categories of Open Data! 1. Geospatial! 2. Transport! 3. Geography! 4. Political boundaries! = Maps!!! Why are governments doing this? 22 Innovation and Growth 23 OPEN ! DATA! OPEN ! DATA! OPEN DATA! Open = Fuel for innovation
Open = 26 More 27 Budget transparency 28 Easy to search, easy to drill down to transaction level.! Government Spending & Contracts 30 Open = Road Safety
31 Open Data = Transparency in traffic violations Anti-Mordidas Why is the World Bank doing Open Data? 32 For the World Bank, Open Data means Greater efficiency: easier to find our own data Credit: Tim Herzog, World Bank For the World Bank, Open Data means New and better uses of World Bank data Credit: Tim Herzog, World Bank Opening data drives demand growth Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2007 36 Open Data is
Open Data for Development Impact 37 Open has value ... everywhere 38 including the Bank portfolio. 40 Release 41 Credit: Tim Herzog, World Bank Turn this ... 42 (Data-driven) Into
Agriculture 43 44 Open Data = Engaging people to fight crop blight in real time Apps for farmers 45 Open Data = Apps for farmers 46 Open Data = 47 From crop insurance to climate change planning for farmers! 48 Health
Open = 49 Fighting malaria with data + mobile! Open = 50 Disease Surveillance 51 Health Facility Locations 52 Now imagine combining denge map with a map showing location of health facilities that treat denge ... Distribution of Medical Supplies 53... and a map showing availability of medical supplies for denge treatment at each health facility? http://www.directrelief.org/wp-content/Flash/USAmap/index.html 54 Open Data = Not just disease surveillance but faster diagnosis
55 Urban Development / Municipal Services 56 Ranking neighborhoods based on safety, schools, crime, public transport options, etc ... All from Open Data! 57 Open Data = Municipal Services 58 Education Performance of individual schools 59 60 Water
61 Open = In Uganda, water point mapping ! 62 Open = leads to faster repairs and fewer water system failures! 63 Environment 64 Health hazards www.weixianditu.com Danger Maps - China! 65 Open = 66 Public Safety
67 68 69 Open = Road Safety 70 but added a new feature People can map a route and see how many traf鍖c accidents have occurred on that route! 71 Economic Development Credit: Matthew McNaughton, World Bank Open Data = Investment Promotion
73 Bank Activities 74 New ways to gauge economic conditions and anticipate changes in an economy 75 A service with > 2000 cities, states, federal agencies sharing procurement data showing prices paid for goods and services! Procurement at the right price Getting Started > ODRA 76 Policy / Legal Framework! Technology / Infrastructure! Leadership! Applications & Co-CreationCitizen Engagement! Innovation Financing! Capacity Building! Institutions! Open Data Open Data Ecosystem 1. Leadership 2. Policy / Legal Framework 3. Institutional Structures, Responsibilities & Skills 4. Government Data Management 5. Demand for Data 6. Civic Engagement & Capabilities 7. Funding Open Data 8. Technology & Skills Infrastructure Open Data Readiness Assessment
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  • 1. Master Class: Mainstreaming Open Data for Greater Development Impact Jeff Kaplan - Senior ICT Consultant, World Bank Washington, DC 25 February 2014 How many of you used Open Data today? Or this week? 3 4 6
  • 2. 7 Agenda ! What is Open Data? ! Who is doing it? ! What kind of data is being opened? ! Why are governments pursuing Open Data? ! Why is the World Bank doing Open Data? ! Open Data for Development Impact ! Getting Started - ODRA 10 11 Open Data is ... 12 RedistributedCopiedReused Data that can be
  • 3. 13 by anyone ... 14 ... for any purpose allowed by law 15 Open Data = Machine-readable 16 Open Data = Legally Open 17 Who is doing Open Data? 18
  • 4. Open = Global > 50 countries > 250 governments World Bank & United Nations What Kind of Data is Opened? Top Categories of Open Data! 1. Geospatial! 2. Transport! 3. Geography! 4. Political boundaries! = Maps!!! Why are governments doing this? 22 Innovation and Growth 23 OPEN ! DATA! OPEN ! DATA! OPEN DATA! Open = Fuel for innovation
  • 5. Open = 26 More 27 Budget transparency 28 Easy to search, easy to drill down to transaction level.! Government Spending & Contracts 30 Open = Road Safety
  • 6. 31 Open Data = Transparency in traffic violations Anti-Mordidas Why is the World Bank doing Open Data? 32 For the World Bank, Open Data means Greater efficiency: easier to find our own data Credit: Tim Herzog, World Bank For the World Bank, Open Data means New and better uses of World Bank data Credit: Tim Herzog, World Bank Opening data drives demand growth Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2007 36 Open Data is
  • 7. Open Data for Development Impact 37 Open has value ... everywhere 38 including the Bank portfolio. 40 Release 41 Credit: Tim Herzog, World Bank Turn this ... 42 (Data-driven) Into
  • 8. Agriculture 43 44 Open Data = Engaging people to fight crop blight in real time Apps for farmers 45 Open Data = Apps for farmers 46 Open Data = 47 From crop insurance to climate change planning for farmers! 48 Health
  • 9. Open = 49 Fighting malaria with data + mobile! Open = 50 Disease Surveillance 51 Health Facility Locations 52 Now imagine combining denge map with a map showing location of health facilities that treat denge ... Distribution of Medical Supplies 53... and a map showing availability of medical supplies for denge treatment at each health facility? http://www.directrelief.org/wp-content/Flash/USAmap/index.html 54 Open Data = Not just disease surveillance but faster diagnosis
  • 10. 55 Urban Development / Municipal Services 56 Ranking neighborhoods based on safety, schools, crime, public transport options, etc ... All from Open Data! 57 Open Data = Municipal Services 58 Education Performance of individual schools 59 60 Water
  • 11. 61 Open = In Uganda, water point mapping ! 62 Open = leads to faster repairs and fewer water system failures! 63 Environment 64 Health hazards www.weixianditu.com Danger Maps - China! 65 Open = 66 Public Safety
  • 12. 67 68 69 Open = Road Safety 70 but added a new feature People can map a route and see how many traf鍖c accidents have occurred on that route! 71 Economic Development Credit: Matthew McNaughton, World Bank Open Data = Investment Promotion
  • 13. 73 Bank Activities 74 New ways to gauge economic conditions and anticipate changes in an economy 75 A service with > 2000 cities, states, federal agencies sharing procurement data showing prices paid for goods and services! Procurement at the right price Getting Started > ODRA 76 Policy / Legal Framework! Technology / Infrastructure! Leadership! Applications & Co-CreationCitizen Engagement! Innovation Financing! Capacity Building! Institutions! Open Data Open Data Ecosystem 1. Leadership 2. Policy / Legal Framework 3. Institutional Structures, Responsibilities & Skills 4. Government Data Management 5. Demand for Data 6. Civic Engagement & Capabilities 7. Funding Open Data 8. Technology & Skills Infrastructure Open Data Readiness Assessment