GODAN Presentation at 2016 Thought for Food Summit
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The document discusses challenges related to global food security such as rising populations, depleting fish stocks, fresh water shortages, land degradation, and climate change. It describes how open data has the potential to help address these problems through more effective governance, improved services, better targeted programs, and improved research. The Global Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition (GODAN) initiative believes these challenges can be partially solved through better use of open data. GODAN convenes key actors, advocates for policies, and equips partners with tools and examples to empower open data sharing in agriculture.
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GODAN Presentation at 2016 Thought for Food Summit
- 1. Anne Bruinsma (partner) Thought for Food Global Summit April 1 2016
- 3. Responding to food security challenges ahead ●Demographics 69 million ●Depleting fish stocks ●Fresh water shortages ●Land degradation ●Climate Change: ●Mitigation ●Adaptation
- 9. Open Data Open data has the potential to impact lives through more effective and transparent governance, improved government services, better targeted development programs and improved research, science and innovation.
- 10. GODAN “We believe these problems can be, at least in part, solved by better use of open data. Whilst there are promising examples, we are still in the early days of identifying and evaluating strategies to make the most of open data in delivering change”
- 11. The GODAN approach: We: • Convene key actors (WGs, HLMs, Summit) • Empower – high political, policy advocacy • Equip (tools, success stories, models, etc) Manage outputs: Through: Key(s): 1. Research Interoperability 1. Partnerships Meaningfulness 2. Impact Accessibility
- 12. 202 partners and growing…
- 13. GODAN Partners
- 27. USP Free, open access Non-profit Gives access to information on every plot Shows multiple open data sets (different types) It’s social
- 28. PRO 30.000+ visitors Peeking at neighbours Different Use Cases Requests for more data Minimize data entry
- 29. CON Privacy Negotiation power Cross-compliance Leads to more regulations?
- 32. Current vs. Potential Impact Jellema et al, 2015
- 34. How can you help? www.godan.info 1. Become a data donor 2. Articulate your demand for open data 3. Be a data broker 4. Become a GODAN partner
- 35. GODAN Summit • Submit your ideas to the GODAN Summit Challenge: • http://www.godan.info/godan-summit-2016
- 36. Thanks for listening! Contact: Ben Schaap (ben.schaap@godan.info) / @benschp Questions?
Editor's Notes
- Precision farming creates many data sets from many from many specialized machines and sensors
- Farm technology follows few conventions Systems produce data of differing formats and quality. The learning curve is steep.
- More than ever, it is critical that policy makers, as well as individuals at all levels of the agriculture value chains, have access to the information and knowledge to make informed decisions.
- More than ever, it is critical that policy makers, as well as individuals at all levels of the agriculture value chains, have access to the information and knowledge to make informed decisions. We are all advocates for open data and we want to make a step forward and create impact. The question is how. The GODAN initiative seeks to address long standing global problems related to food security, sustainable agriculture, and malnutrition. We believe these problems can be, at least in part, solved by better use of open data. Whilst there are promising examples, we are still in the early days of identifying and evaluating strategies to make the most of open data in delivering change.
- More than ever, it is critical that policy makers, as well as individuals at all levels of the agriculture value chains, have access to the information and knowledge to make informed decisions. We are all advocates for open data and we want to make a step forward and create impact. The question is how.
- A lot of field data available
- A lot of field data available
- Design principes Boerendata in boerenhanden: Hoe krijgen we data weer terug naar boer, zodat hij er in zijn bedrijfsvoering ook iets aan heeft Farmer Centric: data met directe relevantie voor de eindgebruiker Brede toepasbaarheid, zodat de app door verschillende partijen voor verschillende doeleinden te gebruiken is.
- Field area disputes Lease suitable land Many more…
- > Everybody likes to watch, own data feels sensitive Carefully weigh privacy, but don’t underestimate the benefits
- To estimate the current and potential impact is not enough.
- The GODAN initiative seeks to address long standing global problems related to food security, sustainable agriculture, and malnutrition. We believe these problems can be, at least in part, solved by better use of open data. Whilst there are promising examples, we are still in the early days of identifying and evaluating strategies to make the most of open data in delivering change.
- We are all advocates for open data and we want to make a step forward and create impact. The question is how. Expertise in the room is unique and glad we have experts from the ground as well as policy makers.