The document discusses building a whole-of-government strategy for reusing public sector information (PSI) in Spain. It proposes bridging the gap between data demand and supply by taking a whole-of-government approach with political backing, public-private partnerships, and technology like the Data Catalog Vocabulary (DCAT) and linked data. It outlines implementing this approach in Spain through a strategy, legal framework, dissemination guidelines, a PSI portal, and social media outreach.

1. “Aporta”
Building a whole-of-government
ReUse of PSI strategy

2. Community Territory Organisation
A political community with a territory that has its own
organization.
Raymond Carré de Malberg
(1861-1935)
• People
• Natural resources
• Geography
• Historic heritage
• Laws
• Economy
• National Security
• Welfare State
Government
Data
Raymond Carré de Malberg
(1861-1935)
The Elements of the Modern State

3. ReUse of PSI virtuous circle
Increases public
administration
transparency, enabling
more participative societies
Paves the way for the
creation of new
products, services
and markets,
enhancing more
productive societies
Allows Government to do more with
less, leading to more sustainable
Public AdministrationsSustainable
Government
Productive and
Competitive
Society
Participative and
Collaborative
Society

4. Bridging the demand-and-supply gap with a
whole-of-government approach
Demand
Open and
free
standards
Licenses
Granularity
and Machine-
readable
Easy access
Supply
Bridging
the Gap
Political Backing
& Regulations
Public Private
Partnership
Technology: DCAT,
Linked Data

5. How are we implementing in Spain the
whole-of-government opendata approach
Strategy
Operation
Legal
Framework
Dissemination Guidelines
PSI
portal
Social
media
Logistics

6. Muchas gracias
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