Webcast: Archive
Find recordings and slides from most of the conference panels.
Snapshots of IODC2015
Actions
Participants at IODC15 worked on developing an roadmap for future actions. Explore and comment on the draft actions before they are compiled in the conference roadmap report.
- Action Area 1: Delivering the International Open Data Charter
- Action Area 2: Strengthening a global network of open data leaders in government
- Action Area 3: Promoting good practices on open data standards
- Action Area 4: Coordinating among standardization groups
- Action Area 5: Strengthening networks of public-interest Innovation
- Action Area 6: Releasing the economic value of open data around the world
- Action Area 7: Measuring Open Data
- Action Area 8: Capacity building for all
Discuss: Roadmap
Read and comment on our guest blog posts, shaping the action agenda to emerge from IODC15.
Latest posts
- James Fletcher and Alex Howard talk Open Data in the Caribbean
- #IODC15: Alex Howard’s Interview with DJ Patil
- Open Data and the Government of Mexico
- Data in the Big Apple
- The future of Open Data
- Data + Fiscal Transparency
- Strengthening Open Data Leadership in Government
- IODC2015 – Round up
IODC Across the Web
Blog posts and media from the community.
- A Call for Action, Not Opening | Development Gateway
- Network of Innovators: the first experiment | Open Policy Making
- Padrões abertos podem acelerar o desenvolvimento do ciclo de dados abertos? –
- Open data + Right to Information = Right to Data
- Open Data Enterprise Report from the Global Open Data Conference
- How open data can increase transparency in the aid sector | Devex
- Cumbre de Ottawa: “Cuanto más abiertos sean los datos, más grupos podrán mejorar sus análisis estratégicos” | Congreso Interactivo
- Congreso Interactivo en la Conferencia Mundial de Open Data | Congreso Interactivo
- Publish What You Pay » Open Data: it’s about the people, not just apps
- In The Information Debate, Openness and Privacy Are The Same Thing | TechCrunch
- Show me the data: How can open data contribute to SDGs? | Voices from Eurasia – We help build better lives.
- IODC15: Open Contracting Reflections from Canada, Colombia, Indonesia, Mexico, Nepal, Paraguay, Romania, and Ukraine – Open Contracting
- #IODC15: un evento, más de un camino
- Web Foundation: Three Things We’ll be Looking for in Ottawa
- Open Rights Group – International Open Data Conference, Ottawa, May 2015: Privacy Session
ABOUT THE EVENT
The 3rd International Open Data Conference took place on May 28-29, 2015, in Ottawa, Canada.
The global open data movement has matured since the 2nd International Open Government Data Conference held in Washington in 2012. It’s time to strengthen coordination among open data initiatives across various levels of government, topics, regions, and sectors. It’s time to broaden dialogue to include the voices of experts in sectors that want to use open data and scale-up innovative approaches proven to work. The goal: ensure that all world citizens benefit.
The Government of Canada, Canada’s International Development Research Centre, and the World Bank invited participants from across the world to the 3rd International Open Data Conference. From May 28-29, 2015 sector and open data experts, senior government officials, industry leaders, and civil society champions from around the world gathered in Ottawa, Canada to exchange ideas and work together to enable the data revolution.