Add to ORKGThis MaRBLe projects focusses on Open Government Data (OGD) in Dutch municipalities. This is government published data that available for anyone to use and reuse without any restrictions and no costs. This type of information is not just published with the aim of enhancing government transparency but is supposed to have positive outcomes on innovation as well. Through interviews with relevant stakeholders in the OGD publication process, such as Dutch municipalities and NGOs, this paper identifies which problems have hampered the potential benefits of OGD from not being fully realized yet. It concludes that in each phase of the publication process there are various problems that obstruct the effective usage of OGD.
Part 2: Open GovernmentInternational audienceThe rhetoric of open government data (OGD) promises tha...
This article explores the opening and the free usage of stored public sector data, supplied by state...
Open Governmental Data publishing has had mixed success. While many governmental bodies are publishi...
This article describes the growth of open government, open data and the means for transparency and a...
Open data in The Netherlands dates back to the 1990s when the Ministry of Internal Affairs published...
Ever more governments around the world are defining and implementing “open data ” strategies in orde...
This article describes the growth of open government, open data and the means for transparency and a...
Ever more governments around the world are defining and implementing ``open data'' strategies in ord...
Open government data are claimed to contribute to transparency, citizen participation, collaboration...
Open data and citizen-led initiatives can be both friends and foes. Where it is available and ‘open’...
The concept of open data itself is strongly associated with innovative capacity and transformative p...
In many countries, governments encourage municipalities to develop open data policies and subsequent...
In developing open data policies, governments aim to stimulate and guide the publication of governme...
The goal of open government data (OGD) initiatives is to promote transparency, efficiency and public...
Sharing government data without reuse barriers, which is known as Open Government Data (OGD), promis...
Part 2: Open GovernmentInternational audienceThe rhetoric of open government data (OGD) promises tha...
This article explores the opening and the free usage of stored public sector data, supplied by state...
Open Governmental Data publishing has had mixed success. While many governmental bodies are publishi...
This article describes the growth of open government, open data and the means for transparency and a...
Open data in The Netherlands dates back to the 1990s when the Ministry of Internal Affairs published...
Ever more governments around the world are defining and implementing “open data ” strategies in orde...
This article describes the growth of open government, open data and the means for transparency and a...
Ever more governments around the world are defining and implementing ``open data'' strategies in ord...
Open government data are claimed to contribute to transparency, citizen participation, collaboration...
Open data and citizen-led initiatives can be both friends and foes. Where it is available and ‘open’...
The concept of open data itself is strongly associated with innovative capacity and transformative p...
In many countries, governments encourage municipalities to develop open data policies and subsequent...
In developing open data policies, governments aim to stimulate and guide the publication of governme...
The goal of open government data (OGD) initiatives is to promote transparency, efficiency and public...
Sharing government data without reuse barriers, which is known as Open Government Data (OGD), promis...
Part 2: Open GovernmentInternational audienceThe rhetoric of open government data (OGD) promises tha...
This article explores the opening and the free usage of stored public sector data, supplied by state...
Open Governmental Data publishing has had mixed success. While many governmental bodies are publishi...