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    • Problems (Re)use federated tools Assess holistic metrics Categorise openness of data Cross Agency strategy Develop an Open Data Publication Plan Develop dataset criteria Enable feedback channels for improving data quality Enable quality assessment of open data Encourage crowdsourcing around PSI Establish Open Government Portal Establish an Open Data Ecosystem Identify what you already publish Influx of Housing Price Increases International Aid & Transparency Open Data Business Models Open Up Public Transport Data Provide PSI at zero charge Publish Statistical Data In Linked Data Format Publish overview of managed data Ride-sharing and Public Transit Standards for Geospatial Data Tracking Modern Warfare Unveiling Incarceration Rates
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    • Tags Civil Conflict Crime Development Drones E-Government Foreign Affairs Housing Prices Human Rights Incarceration Rates Internal Displacement International Conflict International Security Metro Share PSI Transparency corruption development e-government foreign policy metro public transit ride-sharing Gentrification International Aid Modern Warfare Prison Policy Taxi Transparency insurance international aid transparency
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The right of individuals to a private life includes a right not to have personal information about themselves made public. A right to privacy is recognised by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights. See data protection legislation.

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