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Open Data Barometer Global Report
The Open Data Barometer Global Report is a tool that evaluates and measures the availability and accessibility of open data across different countries around the world. It assesses how governments are utilizing open data to promote transparency, accountability, and economic growth.
The Open Data Barometer Global Report is filed by the World Wide Web Foundation.
FAQ
Q: What is the Open Data Barometer Global Report?
A: The Open Data Barometer Global Report is a comprehensive assessment of the state of open data across various countries.
Q: Who produces the Open Data Barometer Global Report?
A: The Open Data Barometer Global Report is produced by the World Wide Web Foundation.
Q: What is the purpose of the Open Data Barometer Global Report?
A: The purpose of the Open Data Barometer Global Report is to measure and compare the availability and use of open data in different countries.
Q: How is the Open Data Barometer Global Report conducted?
A: The Open Data Barometer Global Report is conducted through a combination of desk research, expert interviews, and a survey of open data practitioners.
Q: What does the Open Data Barometer Global Report assess?
A: The Open Data Barometer Global Report assesses various aspects of open data, including policy, implementation, and impact.
Q: How many countries are covered in the Open Data Barometer Global Report?
A: The Open Data Barometer Global Report covers a wide range of countries, typically over 100.
Q: How often is the Open Data Barometer Global Report published?
A: The Open Data Barometer Global Report is published on a regular basis, usually every two years.
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