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Home / Our Work / Joined-up Data Standards

Joined-up Data Standards

This project ran from August 2015 to December 2017. The project explored ways of linking different sources and types of data together – or making them interoperable. This is critical in order to help generate the fullest picture possible on development processes.

Development Initiatives and Publish What You Fund worked together on this project and focussed on two things – technical solutions and political will. Publish What You Fund led the advocacy and engagement components of the project. This culminated in the formation of an international multi-stakeholder Collaborative on SDG Data Interoperability, jointly convened by the United Nations Statistics Division and the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data.

The final project paper ‘The frontiers of data interoperability for sustainable development’ contained five principles considered essential for interoperable data:

  • Using and re-using existing standards
  • Not overlooking metadata
  • Using common classifications wherever possible
  • Publishing data in machine-readable formats
  • Ensuring that standards are user-driven.

 

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  • The frontiers of data interoperability for sustainble development
  • From Principles to Practice – a consultation on joined-up data standards
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  • Small island developing states – a case study of standards in defining supranational regions and groupings

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  • Donors must ensure that the data revolution is open by design
    Dec 15, 2017
  • We need to solve real-world problems in a joined up way
    Nov 23, 2017
  • The frontiers of data interoperability for sustainable development: where next?
    Nov 20, 2017

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  • JUDS is coming to an end! We're immensely proud of what we've achieved and look fwd to taking this work fwd via… https://t.co/ImUPl8OpG9
    Dec 15, 2017
  • .@UN Agencies, partners call for open, interoperable data #JUDS #opendata https://t.co/ykjTwdXTIh via @IISD_SDGs… https://t.co/G6T9L6HVpN
    Dec 14, 2017
  • The frontiers of data interoperability for sustainable development - great overview by @joinedup_data https://t.co/YcQPgtBjEY
    Dec 11, 2017
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