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Grant Agreement 
612133 
http://policycompass.eu 
Policy Compass: 
open data driven impact evaluation of policies 
Dr. Yuri Glickman 
Fraunhofer FOKUS 
19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels
Policy Compass Consortium 
2 
 Project start: 1 October 2013 
 Duration: 36 months 
 Project Coordinator: Fraunhofer FOKUS (Germany) 
 Consortium: 7 organizations from 5 different countries 
19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels
The Problem 
 Difficulty of objectively assessing 
the impact of government policies 
 Poor use of available open data 
resources in the internet 
 Lack of consensus about a 
suitable metric for measuring 
progress 
 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 
 Human Development Index (HDI) 
 Genuine Progress Index (GPI) 
The Opportunity 
Context 
3 
The Opportunity 
19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels
The Policy Compass Concept Components 
Fuzzy Cognitive Maps 
Model policy impacts and 
interrelations 
Deliberation 
Discuss metrics and policy models 
4 
Metrics 
Define own data based metrics 
Visualisations 
Visualise and compare metrics 
Historical events 
Annotate metrics visualisations by 
policy relevant events 
Argumentation 
Transforms statements and 
opinions into structured argument 
maps 
19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels
PolicyCompass Process 
19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels 5
www.PolicyCompass.eu 
www.twitter.com/PolicyCompassEU 
www.facebook.com/PolicyCompass 
PolicyCompass 
Thank you! 
Grant Agreement 
612133 
Yuri Glickman 
yury.glikman@fokus.fraunhofer.de

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Policy Compass presentation at GSS Cluster Workshop

  • 1. Grant Agreement 612133 http://policycompass.eu Policy Compass: open data driven impact evaluation of policies Dr. Yuri Glickman Fraunhofer FOKUS 19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels
  • 2. Policy Compass Consortium 2 Project start: 1 October 2013 Duration: 36 months Project Coordinator: Fraunhofer FOKUS (Germany) Consortium: 7 organizations from 5 different countries 19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels
  • 3. The Problem Difficulty of objectively assessing the impact of government policies Poor use of available open data resources in the internet Lack of consensus about a suitable metric for measuring progress Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Human Development Index (HDI) Genuine Progress Index (GPI) The Opportunity Context 3 The Opportunity 19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels
  • 4. The Policy Compass Concept Components Fuzzy Cognitive Maps Model policy impacts and interrelations Deliberation Discuss metrics and policy models 4 Metrics Define own data based metrics Visualisations Visualise and compare metrics Historical events Annotate metrics visualisations by policy relevant events Argumentation Transforms statements and opinions into structured argument maps 19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels
  • 5. PolicyCompass Process 19 November 2014 GSS Workshop, Brussels 5
  • 6. www.PolicyCompass.eu www.twitter.com/PolicyCompassEU www.facebook.com/PolicyCompass PolicyCompass Thank you! Grant Agreement 612133 Yuri Glickman yury.glikman@fokus.fraunhofer.de

Editor's Notes

  • #3: The Policy Compass consortium brings together Fraunhofer FOKUS, a leading research centre, ATOS, an international IT services company, Liquid Democracy e.V., a non profit organization for digital participatory democracy, Cambridgeshire County Council, a local government authority, and three universities namely Brunel University of London, NTUA - the National Technical University of Athens, and ITMO - St. Petersburg National Research University of information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics