The EUROSAI meeting was held on October 26, 2016 in Amsterdam. It discussed topics such as whether governments reuse their own open data resources ("do govs eat their own dogfood?"), how open "open" truly is, and attribution stacking being a barrier to data reuse. The presentation encouraged moving from a reactive to a proactive open data approach to save time and money, maintaining an inventory of available data, and ensuring data can be found at national and international levels to increase reuse. It promoted open data practices through the Open State Foundation and contact information was provided.

1. EUROSAI meeting 26 October 2016, Amsterdam

22. Do govs eat their own dogfood?

23. How open is open?

24. Attribution stacking is a barrier to reuse

26. PRO-ACTIVE
ACTIVE
REACTIVE

27. Move from a reactive to an pro-active
approach (saves time and money)
Know what you have and show it (inventory)
Make your data be found on a (inter)national
level? (increases reuse)
Eat your own dogfood, so you get a taste of
its quality

28. Open State Foundation
@OpenStateEU
openstate.eu
Arjan El Fassed
@arjanelfassed
contact@openstate.eu