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Ruth del Campo from New York Law School discusses how transparency can improve the world through more effective, coordinated, and better informed decision making as well as better services, planning, and community engagement. However, more transparency is needed in the development field as it is unclear who is doing what and how. OpenAidRegister.org aims to provide a simple tool for openly publishing development projects using open data standards and open source software.

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Este documento resume la Directiva 2003/98/CE sobre la reutilización de la información del sector público y la Ley 37/2007 española de transposición. La Directiva establece normas para regular la reutilización de documentos en poder de organismos públicos de los estados miembros. Define términos como documento, organismo de derecho público, reutilización y establece principios como no discriminación, transparencia en tarifas y licencias tipo. La Ley 37/2007 transpone la Directiva al derecho español con algunas características propias

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