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Ulyanovsk Oblast Open Data Readiness Assessment

Ulyanovsk Oblast Open Data Readiness Assessment. Ulyanovsk Oblast, Russian Federation 10 April 2013. Jeff Kaplan Alexander Ryabushko Senior Consultant Ministry of ICT ICT Unit - World Bank Ulyanovsk Oblast. 1. Session Agenda. Why Do an Open Data Readiness Assessment?

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Ulyanovsk Oblast Open Data Readiness Assessment

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  1. Ulyanovsk Oblast Open Data Readiness Assessment Ulyanovsk Oblast, Russian Federation 10 April 2013 Jeff KaplanAlexander Ryabushko Senior Consultant Ministry of ICT ICT Unit - World Bank Ulyanovsk Oblast 1

  2. Session Agenda • Why Do an Open Data Readiness Assessment? • Open Data Readiness Assessment: Process • Findings and Recommendations • From Assessment to Decisions

  3. Why Do an Open Data Readiness Assessment?

  4. Open Data Readiness Assessment =

  5. ODRA in Ulyanovsk Oblast: Process & Experiences

  6. The first stage: the degree of openness.

  7. The second stage: a series of interviews.

  8. The final stage: report.

  9. Stakeholders agree on asessment details Onsite mission Preparatory Info Collection • Assemble team • Open Data expert • Government partners Synthesis & Final Report Follow-up Info Collection Open Data Readiness Assessment - Phases

  10. Findings & Recommendations

  11. 1. Leadership Open Data: Dimensions of Readiness 5. Demand for Data 2. Policy / Legal Framework 6. Data User Communities 3. Institutional Readinesss 7. Financing 8. Technology & Skills Infrastructure 4. Data within Government 14

  12. Overall Finding

  13. Leadership

  14. Policy / Legal Framework

  15. Institutional Readiness

  16. Data within Government 19

  17. Demand for Data

  18. Data User Communities 21

  19. Financing

  20. Technology & Skills Infrastructure

  21. Next Steps:1. Orders2. Implementation3. Control

  22. Thank you for your attention.

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