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Friday, September 28 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Data Standards - Design & Adoption

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It takes a lot for open data to contribute to real impact: from political will to an operational website, and everything in-between. Standards help to make sure that open data is useful, by codifying learning and encouraging a common data language between everyone involved.

This session will bring together civil society, developers and open data advocates to explore data standards design and adoption. It will start with brief talks to share learning and provoke discussion, then move tofacilitated conversation to explore topics, including: 
- Why are standards important? And who are they important to? Explore standards as tools for collaboration, and hear from the global south about the impact that open data and open standards have on citizens’ lives
- Learning from the technology sector; Silicon Valley starts with an MVP - what can open data learn from this?
- Tensions between what’s easy and what’s important; what are the trade-offs? How do you resolve them? 
- Our stories - what have we done, what have we learned? 
Moderators
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Rob Redpath

Open Data Services Co-Operative

Speakers
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Yohanna Lisnichuk

Iniciativa Latinoamericana por los Datos Abiertos
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Peck Sangiambut

Open North
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Fiona Smith

International Development Researcher, Open Data Institute
Biography: Fiona is the International Development Manager at The Open Data Institute responsible for research design, evaluation and learning covering the ODI’s work supporting developing country governments to unlock the value of open data.Fiona has a broad background in international... Read More →

Friday September 28, 2018 12:00pm - 1:00pm GMT-03
Room 2 Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza 600, C1156ACS CABA
  Action, Room 2

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