1. PSI-REUSE AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION TO ENHANCE GOVERNANCE MARTIN ALVAREZ TECHSPARENCY & TECHVOCACY HUB — 3 JUL 2015, BUCHAREST

2. EPSI PLATFORM? PSI-REUSE AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION TO ENHANCE GOVERNANCE

3. Funded by the European Commission Europe's One-Stop Shop on PSI Re-use News, happenings Best practices Engaging the community European Public Sector Information Platform EPSI PLATFORM

4. Trying to cover all EU28 regions DISTRIBUTED TEAM

5. Indicators to be reviewed this year PSI SCOREBOARD http://www.epsiplatform.eu/content/european-psi-scoreboard

6. Status of PSI in EU28 PSI SCOREBOARD http://www.epsiplatform.eu/content/european-psi-scoreboard

7. We need your collaboration to update it PSI SCOREBOARD http://goo.gl/3P40M

8. ENCOURAGING OPEN DATA AND PSI RE-USE PSI-REUSE AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION TO ENHANCE GOVERNANCE

9. BENEFITS

10. EU Budget 2010 OPEN DATA ≠ TRANSPARENCY… http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/jan/26/eu-budget-european-union-spending

11. Where does the European Union get its money from‚ and how does it spend it? …BUT ENABLES TRANSPARENCY http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/jan/26/eu-budget-european-union-spending

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13. Public transport information for citizens  Direct economic/social benefits INNOVATION FOR BASIC NEEDS

14. The same example in a bar in front of a bus stop  Indirect economic benefits ALSO FOR BUSINESSES http://datos.fundacionctic.org/recursos/2014/05/transport_gijon_sharepsi.pdf

15. The same example in a bar in front of a bus stop  Indirect economic benefits ALSO FOR BUSINESSES http://datos.fundacionctic.org/recursos/2014/05/transport_gijon_sharepsi.pdf

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17. The same example, the same information, installed at public facilities REUSE BY PUBLIC BODIES…

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19. Be where citizens are LET THEM TO TAKE PART IN DIALOGS

20. OpenCorporates gathers (and opens) information of 80m companies in the world THIRD PARTIES HELP TO SEE http://opencorporates.com/viz/financial/index.html#goldman/ky

21. Developers, designers, artists will do a creative use of data THE BEST IDEA COMES FROM OTHERS http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/innovate/developers/minecraft-map-britain.html

22. martin@w3.org http://epsiplatform.eu info@epsiplatform.eu CNECT-OPENDATA@ec.europa.eu THANK YOU!

23. Geospatial data Postcodes, national and local maps (cadastral, topographic, marine, administrative boundaries, etc.) Earth observation and Environment Space and in situ data (monitoring of weather, land and water quality, energy consumption, emission levels, etc.) Transport data Public transport timetables (all modes of transport) at national, regional and local levels, road works, traffic information, etc. Statistics National, regional and local statistical data with main demographic and economic indicators (GDP, age, health, unemployment, income, education, etc.) Companies Company and business registers (lists of registered companies, ownership and management data, registration identifiers, balance sheets, etc.) Other can be considered as high-value data Priorities for release strategic datasets WHAT DATASETS? ALL…

24. GUIDELINES ON LICENSING Use of open standard licences in machine-readable formats Following the Open Definition: “Open data and content can be freely used, modified, and shared by anyone for any purpose”Open Definition If a simple notice is not enough, it is recommended using attribution requirements only (Example: Creative Commons - BY)

25. GUIDELINES ON CHARGING Policy of lowering charges Public sector bodies may charge no more than the marginal cost (i.e. reproducing, providing and disseminating the documents) Some exceptions (cost recovery in certain cases) (Economic analysis of PSI impacts)Economic analysis of PSI impacts