The presentation of Jensi Sartin, researcher of Publish What You Pay Indonesia. Delivered in the 3rd International Open Data Conference, Ottawa (28-29 May 2015). Work on Open Data, especially in the extractive sector in Indonesia is part of PWYP Indonesia’s Project, entitled “Co-creating Transparency and Accountability of Revenue and Spending in Extractive Resources Sector” funded by SEATTI-Hivos.

1. RIDING OPEN DATA MOVEMENT
EXTRACTIVE SECTOR
INDONESIA
by
@jensisartin
pwyp-indonesia.org
International Open Data Conference 2015
Ottawa, Canada

2. A NOT SO UNTOLD
STORY OF GADGET, A LAKE, DAYAK

3. A COMPLEX & LONG PROCESS OF EXTRACTIVE SECTOR:
HAVE TO UNDERSTAND IT, TO EFFECTIVELY ADVOCATE IT

5. TRANSPARENCY OF EXTRACTIVE SECTOR
Coalition of 39 CSOs
Each CSOs has specific
focus and expertise
Spread all over the
country
Sharing experience
and lesson learnt
BUILDING NETWORK OF EXPERT AND CSOS

6. LEVERAGING FROM
INITIATIVES

7. Access to the environmental impact assessment
documents.
The Indigenous community of Talang Mamak, living
near extractive sites (oil and gas field of MEDCO,
Coal project of Riau Baraharum) in the tropical
rainforest in the regency of Indragiri Hulu, Riau
Province, Indonesia
SUCCESS STORY OF PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE
INDUSTRY’S DATA

8. WE NEED CAPACITY BUILDING
FROM FOI TO PARTICIPATORY PLANNING TO
BUDGET ADVOCACY TO MINING
GOVERNANCE TO OPEN DATA

9. TRANSFORMING PDF TO EXCEL TO ...
UNLOCKING STORIES

10. REVENUE SHARE
CROSSCHECKING THE EITI REPORT ON OIL & GAS WITH
THE SUB-NATIONAL PRODUCTION AND REVENUES
PAYMENT BOTH FROM CENTRAL GOVERNMENT TO LOCAL
AND FROM COMPANY TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES - RIAU
PRODUCTION DATA
Comparing the Nickel Productions Data on the Port and
comparing with the Official Data and calculating the potential
lost of revenue to the sub-national – Southeast Sulawesi

11. Transform data to
transform
extractive sector
as a tool to
alleviate poverty
Analysis the EITI Report on Revenue and comparing with the socio-
economic indicators of Development such us poverty, human right
index, governance index and etc – West Nusa Tenggara

12. A NEW WAY OF READING DATA
CAN BRING A NEW WAY OF
ADVOCACY

13. LETS RIDE THE WAVE OF OPEN
DATA !
Open Contracting
Spatial transparency ~ Open Map?
Open production
Open project
Apps Budget, etc
Open...
But dont forget
It is not just about apps, hi-tech, semantic languange,etc
It is about people

14. LETS MAKE A BETTER STORY OF A
GADGET, A LAKE, A DAYAKNESE!

15. PWYP Indonesia’s Open Data Initiative in Extractive Sector is funded by
sekretariat@pwyp-indonesia.org
www.pwyp-indonesia.org
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Twitter: @PWYP_INDONESIA
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