The  Open  Data  Stakeholders’  Ecosystem  

Presented  at  the  Train  the  Trainer  Course,  ODI  London  8-­‐6-­‐2015  

 AFribuHon-­‐ShareAlike  4.0  InternaHonal  

   

aim  of  the  course  

•  to  learn  which  are  the  main  stakeholders  of  the  ecosystem  that  is  based  on  Open  Data  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Researchers  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Educate  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Researchers  

Provide  workflows  and  methods  

Provide  open  tools  and  solu:ons  

Facilitate  data  opening  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  Tech  start  ups  and  

companies  

Model  data  and  apply  standards  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Educate  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Researchers  

Provide  workflows  and  methods  

Provide  open  tools  and  solu:ons  

Facilitate  data  opening  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  Tech  start  ups  and  

companies  

Model  data  and  apply  standards  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Educate  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Researchers  

Provide  workflows  and  methods  

Provide  open  tools  and  solu:ons  

Clean  and  improve  quality  of  metadata  

Facilitate  data  opening  

Data  Shops  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  

Improve  availability  

Provide  standard  interfaces  

Provide  standard  formats  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Link  data  

Model  data  and  apply  standards  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Educate  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Researchers  

Provide  workflows  and  methods  

Provide  open  tools  and  solu:ons  

Clean  and  improve  quality  of  metadata  

Facilitate  data  opening  

Data  Shops  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  

Improve  availability  

Provide  standard  interfaces  

Provide  standard  formats  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Link  data  

Model  data  and  apply  standards  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Educate  

Apps  and  Services  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Researchers  

Provide  workflows  and  methods  

Provide  open  tools  and  solu:ons  

Tech  start  ups  and    companies  

Clean  and  improve  quality  of  metadata  

Facilitate  data  opening  

Data  Shops  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  

Improve  availability  

Provide  standard  interfaces  

Provide  standard  formats  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Link  data  

Model  data  and  apply  standards  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Educate  

Apps  and  Services  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Researchers  

Provide  workflows  and  methods  

Provide  open  tools  and  solu:ons  

Tech  start  ups  and    companies  

Clean  and  improve  quality  of  metadata  

Facilitate  data  opening  

Data  Shops  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  

Improve  availability  

Provide  standard  interfaces  

Provide  standard  formats  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Link  data  

Model  data  and  apply  standards  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Stakeholders  as  data  consumers  

Educate  

Apps  and  Services  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Researchers  

Farmers/Associa:ons/Coopera:ves  

Companies  

Government  and  Funders  

NGOs  

Universi:es/Research  Centers  

Provide  workflows  and  methods  

Provide  open  tools  and  solu:ons  

Tech  start  ups  and    companies  

Clean  and  improve  quality  of  metadata  

Facilitate  data  opening  

Data  Shops  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  

Improve  availability  

Provide  standard  interfaces  

Provide  standard  formats  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Tech  start  ups  and  companies  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  solve  real  life  problems  

Link  data  

Model  data  and  apply  standards  

its  your  turn  

•  name  one  stakeholder  at  the  missing  parts  of  the  diagram  – at  least  one  example  of  data  consumer  – at  least  one  example  of  data  consumer  – at  least  one  example  of  enabler  

Stakeholders  as  Data  producers  

Stakeholders  as  data  consumers  

Educate  

Apps  and  Services  

Provide  workflows  and  methods  

Provide  open  tools  and  solu:ons  

Clean  and  Improve  quality  of  metadata  

Facilitate  data  opening  

Data  Shops  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  

mandates  from  funders  

Improve  availability  

Provide  standard  interfaces  

Provide  standard  formats  

Problem  owners  Main  incen:ve:  solve  real  life  problems  

Link  data  

Model  data  and  apply  standards  

what  you  have  learned?  

•  which  are  the  main  stakeholders  at  the  open  data  stakeholders’  ecosystem  

•  how  to  conduct  an  interacHve  session  with  users  for  mapping  an  ecosystem  

  Thank  you