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The document discusses how open data can help improve the relationship between citizens and their representatives. It provides examples of international open data projects like Sunlight Foundation and mySociety that increase government transparency. Similar open data initiatives have started in France like NosDeputes.fr and Regards Citoyens. For open data to be successful, projects should use open source technologies, make data openly available under open licenses, and focus on data rather than its specific uses. Open data can benefit both citizens and public bodies by fostering better understanding between them.

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Open Data: towards a new
relationship between citizens and
their representatives ?

Tangui Morlier – Open World Forum – 30 septembre 2010

What are our representants doing ?

● Difficult to know:
● Their tasks are complex
● We have different interests
● We don't have necessarily much time

● OpenData may help...

Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

International democratic projects
● Sunlight Foundation (USA)
● Open Congress
● Transparency Data
● mySociety (UK)
● They Work For You
● Fix my street
● OKFN / Where Does My Money Go? (UK)
● Open Parlamento (IT)
● 107 other initiatives arround the world
Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

What about France ?
● MPs vote collection: mondepute.free.fr (2001)

● Subject-specific platforms:
● Mémoire politique (2005)
● Candidats.fr (2007)

● Why not a generic plateform ?

Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

Regards Citoyens
● NosDeputes.fr
Promotion of MPs activities at the National Assembly
● Simplifions la loi
Law projects as a forum
● Redécoupage électoral
Political impact of elective boundary changes
● Numérisons les lobbyistes
Who are the MPs listening to ?
Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

Key factors in citizen projects
● The main projects:
● use Free & Open Source technologies
● are Free & Open Source projects
● make the data available under Open Data licences

« If we want a more transparent system,
let's apply the transparency to ourselves »

Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

What about Public Sector Bodies ?
● More and more PSB go for Open Data:
● Not expensive (G. Brown 03/2010)
● Promotes public policies
● Improves internal communication
● Creates new interactions between citizens
● Keys for success:
● Use Open Definition Licences
● Focus on data, not its usage
● Include re-users
Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

Open data

A way for:
● Citizens
to better understand their democratic institution
and public administration
● Public sector bodies
to better understand citizen needs
● Representatives
to promote and defend their political choices

Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

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Open Data: towards a new relationship between citizens and their representatives ?

1. Open Data: towards a new relationship between citizens and their representatives ? Tangui Morlier – Open World Forum – 30 septembre 2010

2. What are our representants doing ? ● Difficult to know: ● Their tasks are complex ● We have different interests ● We don't have necessarily much time ● OpenData may help... Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

3. International democratic projects ● Sunlight Foundation (USA) ● Open Congress ● Transparency Data ● mySociety (UK) ● They Work For You ● Fix my street ● OKFN / Where Does My Money Go? (UK) ● Open Parlamento (IT) ● 107 other initiatives arround the world Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

4. What about France ? ● MPs vote collection: mondepute.free.fr (2001) ● Subject-specific platforms: ● Mémoire politique (2005) ● Candidats.fr (2007) ● Why not a generic plateform ? Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

5. Regards Citoyens ● NosDeputes.fr Promotion of MPs activities at the National Assembly ● Simplifions la loi Law projects as a forum ● Redécoupage électoral Political impact of elective boundary changes ● Numérisons les lobbyistes Who are the MPs listening to ? Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

6. Key factors in citizen projects ● The main projects: ● use Free & Open Source technologies ● are Free & Open Source projects ● make the data available under Open Data licences « If we want a more transparent system, let's apply the transparency to ourselves » Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

7. What about Public Sector Bodies ? ● More and more PSB go for Open Data: ● Not expensive (G. Brown 03/2010) ● Promotes public policies ● Improves internal communication ● Creates new interactions between citizens ● Keys for success: ● Use Open Definition Licences ● Focus on data, not its usage ● Include re-users Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

8. Open data A way for: ● Citizens to better understand their democratic institution and public administration ● Public sector bodies to better understand citizen needs ● Representatives to promote and defend their political choices Tangui Morlier Open World Forum 2010 Regards Citoyens

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