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Tag archives for Open Government
Announcing USAID’s Open Data Policy
Open Government Progress
Today in London, more than 1,000 delegates from across the globe are gathering for the Open Government Partnership Annual Summit to celebrate a collaboration between government and civil society. Read more >>
Making All Voices Count is Open for Business
Today Making All Voices Count: A Grand Challenge for Development is open for business and calling for proposals. Read more >>
USAID’s Commitment to Transparency
Welcoming to USAID: White House Presidential Innovation Fellows
USAID is proud to be part of two pillars of the Presidential Innovation Fellows Program: the 20% Initiative, and the Open Data Initiative. Read more>>
Developers for Development: The Evolution of the Food Security Open Data Challenge
USAID is building its first data initiative around food security. All backgrounds and interests are welcome; participants need not be an expert in food security nor in software. Read more >>
Googling Google on my way to the Open Government Partnership
On the sidelines of this week’s UN General Assembly, I experienced the “Power of Open.” Across town, at Google’s New York headquarters, I joined other U.S. and foreign government officials, high-tech entrepreneurs and executives, NGO activists as well as public and private donors to support the launch of the Open Government Partnership (OGP). The participants […]
TechCamp “Jump Starts” the Open Government Data Initiative in Moldova
On July 15 – 16, 2011, TechCamp Moldova brought together representatives of civil society, media, government and the private sector to explore how the government can make much of the data it holds public, and how civil society, utilizing the latest information technology applications, can use that information for the benefit of Moldovans. TechCamp Moldova […]
