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Open Data Barometer
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Global Open Data Index (GODI)
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OECD OURdata Index
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Open Data Inventory (ODIN)
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Open Data Maturity in Europe
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An assessment of open data readiness, implementation and impact developed by the Web Foundation. It analyses global trends, and provides comparative data on countries and global regions.
Expert survey and secondary data. Assessment based on quantitative and qualitative data that combines contextual data, technical assessments and secondary third-party indicators. The results are peer reviewed and QA process.
Countries (focussing on national governments) Keeps growing from the original 77 Countries in 2013 up to 115 in 2016. Broad range from across the world. Includes all G8 and G20 countries, as well as most of OGP and OECD ones.
Data collection: 4th edition: between August and December 2016 3rd edition: between July and October 2015. 2nd edition: between June and September 2014. 1st edition: between July and October 2013. Publication: 4th edition: May 2017. 3rd edition: April 2016. 2nd edition: January 2015. 1st edition: October 2013.
http://opendatabarometer.org/
An assessment of whether key datasets in 15 thematic areas are available as open data, as well as a summary analysis of trends and roadblocks. Key datasets are developed in collaboration with expert CSOs to ensure relevance for civil society. GODI is developed by Open Knowledge International.
Ongoing crowdsourcing with expert review to create an annual index. Discussions from survey and review displayed publicly. Checklist with qualitative justifications.
Countries (focussing on national governments). Growing from 70 countries in 2013 to 94 countries in 2016/17. The source code of the Open Data Index is open and also used to assess regions (currently 2) and cities (currently 5). More info can be found here: http://census.okfn.org/en/latest/.
Data collection: 2016/17 edition: between October 2016 and January 2017 Publication: 2016/17 edition: June 2017
https://index.okfn.org/
The Index benchmarks open government data policies across OECD countries and partners, focusing on data availability, accessibility and governments’ support for reuse. The survey is based on the OECD analytical framework for open government data policies, and takes into consideration the principles of the Charter and other international instruments such as the G20 Anti-corruption Open Data Principles.
Government survey completed by public sector officials from OECD countries and partners, with analysis from the OECD Secretariat.
35 OECD countries and 3 partners (Colombia, Lithuania and Peru).
Pilot index launched in 2015 as part of the OECD Government at a Glance. Data collection: 2014 Instrument: OECD Open Government Data Survey 2.0. Pilot index and more information on the methodology available: http://bit.ly/2ybGbhR. 2017 Edition launched July 2017 as part of the OECD Government at a Glance publication. Data collection: 2016/2017. Instrument: OECD Open Government Data Survey 3.0. 2017 index and more information on the methodology available: http://bit.ly/2tXewNF.
http://www.oecd.org/gov/digital-government/open-government-data.htm
An assessment of the coverage and openness of official statistics across 21 data categories. Index focuses on data made available by national statistics offices (NSOs) and other official sources of national data (provided they are linked from NSO websites). Developed by Open Data Watch.
Research carried out by trained researchers. Inputs from government officials taken into consideration.Two rounds of review conducted by Open Data Watch staff.
180 countries in ODIN 2017.
Annual assessments every year from 2015. Data collection: June-September of each year. Publication: February of the year after data collected.
http://odin.opendatawatch.com/
A measurement of open data maturity across Europe covering the level of open data readiness, assessing the span of national policies promoting open data and the estimated impact of open data, as well as an assessment of the portal maturity. The annual measurement is carried out by the European Data Portal, a project of the European Commission.
Government survey completed by officials with validation and analysis from the European Data Portal team in cooperation with government officials.
The 28 EU Member States plus Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. Iceland has been included since 2017 as well as the EU accession countries: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) Kosovo , Montenegro, Serbia and Turkey.
Three versions to date - 2015, 2016 & 2017. Data had been collected until summer 2017 and the report was published in November 2017.
https://www.europeandataportal.eu/en/dashboard#tab-overview
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