The document discusses a workshop led by Keitha Booth on New Zealand's open government data initiatives, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and public participation. It outlines principles and frameworks designed to leverage data for economic growth and improved social outcomes, while addressing public service improvement and resource management. Additionally, it highlights the importance of community engagement and collaboration to promote the use of open data.

1. - Transparency International workshop, 9 February 2015
- Keitha Booth, NZ Open Government Data Programme Manager

2.  NZ Government Open
Access & Licensing
Framework (NZGOAL)
 NZ Data & Information
Management Principles
 Declaration on Open
and Transparent
Government
 Data.govt.nz
Clear Cabinet decisions and intent Foundations built

3. Economic
growth
•New business &
employment
•New tools, products
•Taxation revenue
Better social
outcomes
•Data to improve daily
decisions
•Insights from analysis
Efficiencies
•Greater use of a
single authoritative
source
•Evidence-based
policy
Transparency
and
democracy
•Public participation in
policy development
•Reporting on
performance

4. Within the ICT
Strategy and Action
Plan commitment
Supports 3 OGP
grand challenges:
Supports the 4 OGP
principles:
•improving public services
• increasing public integrity, and
•more effectively managing
public resources
•transparency
•accountability
•participation
•technology and innovation

5. Election results
Legislation online
Census data
Crime statistics
Company and land
registers
Parliament
processes/voting
etc.
Local government
processes/voting
etc.

6. Demystify
open data
Find common understandings
and interest
•Work with Community Networks
Aotearoa and other networks
•Identify topical issues where open
data could assist with advocacy
•Provide practical guidance and tools
Seize
opportunities
to engage
Community Development
conference, Unitech, 19
February 2015
Your advice, please

7. http://ict.govt.nz/programmes-and-
initiatives/open-and-transparent-government/
opendata@linz.govt.nz
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kbooth@linz.govt.nz
@keithabooth