• No results found

Open your city: best practices in Nederland en het Verenigd Koninkrijk

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2021

Share "Open your city: best practices in Nederland en het Verenigd Koninkrijk"

Copied!
1
0
0

Bezig met laden.... (Bekijk nu de volledige tekst)

Hele tekst

(1)

Open your city

By Daniël Bos, Ruchama Joël, Daniël Klaassen, Sybren Peereboom, Lene Blak Petersen

5 Students from Information Services investigated for the city of Groningen the possibilities for open data. What is the current situation, what information requests does the municipality receive, why could the

municipality benefit from opening up their data and what would be the benefits for the other stakeholders?

The have looked at various best practices from Rotterdam and Amsterdam in the Netherlands and various ones from the United Kingdom.

They interviewed eight different experts from these cities and governmental bodies.

The information that is most popular by citizens can to be categorized in 8 key words:

parking, marriage, waste, requests, work and benefits, money and taxes and public transport.

The ambition of the European Union to open up data is an important, external, driver for opening up data. Combining this with internal motives presents a true challenge to municipalities.

A whole series of obstacles was collected, ranging from technical issues with regards to the data formats, beliefs on open data from employees , citizens and SME’s and training the proper people.

Referenties

GERELATEERDE DOCUMENTEN

This is the assumption at the centre of our work on global data justice: people perceive similar technologies and interventions differently depending on their standpoint, and

Graph 2 shows all the districts, and graph 3 shows all the districts except the outlier (Zuidoost). The reason for the high Growth Index in ‘Zuidoost’ is that the housing stock

On the other hand noise levels has a positive impact on happiness and amount of social interaction with housemates has a very small negative impact on the happiness of students

The second analysis tries to discover if international students who consider their income sufficient for studying and living in Groningen have a higher degree of satisfaction of

This implies the measures of BwN in the city would be suited in Groningen, since the lower dikes and multifunctionality of the measures increases the relation of

En daar wordt dan iedereen blij van ‘oke, we gaan iets doen voor die vleermuizen, leuk.’ En dan zijn er altijd wel mensen in het land die daar ook heel erg blij

This paper focused on the practices around a geographic information system of a local police organisation in a city in Romania with some additional material from a sensor

Some of the more interesting daily cosmopolitan experiences hap- pen in the old Dubai, namely, Deira and Bur Dubai, home to some of the poorest of the nationals and long-term