Showing IATI progress in The Netherlands

Submitted by Josje
on June 11th, 2013 at 11:45:17 AM

On the 6th of June we had an Open Tea at Oxfam Novib in The Hague.

This Open tea is the first of a more regular series Open Teas, scheduled to be every two months.

This was the first time we used MeetUp to organize the Open Tea; which resulted in a great group; a combination of the usual suspects and people that had never heard of Open for Change before but interested in Open Development.

Jasper Middendorp from Partos talked about the Open Data program (Dutch) of Partos, aimed to educate Partos members about Open Data and IATI, and help them publish their data in the IATI standard. Jasper

Van Open Data naar Open Ontwikkeling

Submitted by pelleaardema
on March 7th, 2013 at 12:59:23 PM

This article was written by AmLab and originally appeared on Oneworld: http://www.oneworld.nl/bloggen/blogs/2015-future-we-want/van-open-data-n...

 

Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwerking is een kans om Nederland internationaal op de kaart te zetten als innovatieland op gebied van Open Development, stelt AmLab (Akvo, Text to Change en 1%CLUB).


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Open Tea last Friday

Submitted by rolf@drostan.org
on November 14th, 2012 at 12:18:59 PM

We've organised another Open Tea, last Friday at the Vrije Universiteit, with updates, two presentations, and networking drinks, kindly hosted by CIS-VU, the Centre for International Cooperation at the VU University in Amsterdam.

Victor de Boer and Anna Bon helped make this possible, and Victor wrote a blog post about it. And Araz Najarian of Connective Age wrote up a summary of the presentations, including a link to a with co-presenter Nana Baah Gyan video demonstrating RadioMarché.

  • Linked Data for Development: Victor de Boer and Christophe Guéret will present their work with the open

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