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An Open Future: Data Priorities for the Not for Profit Sector

An Open Future: Data Priorities for the Not for Profit Sector

Mowat NFP

octobre 21, 2020

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Robust open data frameworks and initiatives require thought and action that go beyond conversations about access. This paper considers the opportunities around open data for the not-for-profit sector and highlights the priorities, standards, skills and leadership needed for a successful data partnership with government, with open data advocates and within the sector itself. From Mowat NFP.

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