Open Data for Development Camp - enjoy the outcomes!

Submitted by pelleaardema

on June 8th, 2011 at 11:10:13 AM

The Open Data for Development Camp is over. On 12 and 13 May 2011 , the Open Data for Development Camp brought together a diverse crowd of development aid workers, policy-makers, researchers, journalists, IT staff, software developers in order to learn about the possibilities of Open Data in Development, share experiences, meet new partners, etc...

Below is an overview of those two inspiring days.

Video impression

Photo's

A selection of photos made by Johan Fonk for Open for Change at the Open Data for Development Camp 2011.

Blogs

Open Data for Development Camp highlights challenges and innovations in aid transparency - by AidData

Presenting Akvo's open data work in Amsterdam - by Peter van der Linde

A transparency pilot for Dutch Foreign Affairs - by Mark Tiele Westra

Open Data for Development Camp - Day One - by Mark Charmer

ODDC: nieuwe stappen richting transparantie - on the ViceVersa blog (in Dutch)

Memorable tweets of ODDC - by Erik Visser

Presentations

For the presentations given at ODDC have a look at the sessions , or check out a selection of the presentations on Slideshare

These section will be updated over the coming weeks.

What's next?

- We'll be adding more materials of the Camp as they come in. Make sure you check out this page in the near future!

- If you'd like to continue the discussion about Open Data in Development with a broader audience, please sign up for the Open Knowledge Foundation's mailing list on this subject.

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ODDC

The Open Data for Development Camp is organized by Open for Change under the responsibility of Partos and in cooperation with and financed by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with co-financing of KIT, TexttoChange, Hivos, Oxfam Novib, ICCO. It is part of the shared ambition of Partos and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to report about results of Dutch international development activities in a transparent way, on the basis of open data. ODDC takes place at and is developed in cooperation with the Royal Tropical Institute.

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