Lesson
Understanding public data demand in the public sector
Do you want to learn more about the value of open data in the public sector? This lesson is your key to learn all about the demand for open data and how it can be used to create value. Through webinars and reading materials, you’ll understand how public administrations are measuring the demand of data reuse and delve into different examples to learn about public data resources value creation. You’ll also learn how countries involve potential reusers and promote reuse within governments.
About this lesson
- Level:
- Intermediate
- Course:
- Understanding data governance with open data
- Theme:
- Impact
- Format:
- Reading, Videos
Lesson materials
High-value datasetsReading
This report reviews relevant literature, policy decisions, and national initiatives to allow for a deeper understanding of the current status around value assessment of datasets.
Reusing open dataReading
This report shows how organisations, primarily within the private sector, use open data and what business models have been developed around its reuse. To access open data, mostly national open data portals are used, followed by directly accessing the public administrations themselves. The report concludes on a series of recommendations to overcome barriers for open data reuse for both the public and private sector.
This blog contains insights from the data.europa academy webinar on data demand and reuse in the public sector.
These are the slides used in the webinar on 'Data demand and reuse in the public sector'.
This paper discusses the engagement of data.europa.eu reusers from the public sector. It provides an overview of the state-of-the-art of existing approaches and indicators in the European open data landscape to assess public institutions’ needs as data reusers.
This report provides a set of eight steps to become a successful Public Sector Information (PSI) reuser in the public sector. The Directive on PSI defines which data should be reusable and under what conditions.
