The Open Data Institute Deborah Yates @deborah_yates deborah.yates@theODI.org

Our strategy Why we do what we do Our key levers

Our vision We want people, organisations and communities to use data to make better decisions and be protected from any harmful impacts.

Our theory of change How value is created from data

Our theory of change Scenario: What happens when we hoard data – the oil field

Our theory of change Scenario: What happens when we fear data – the wasteland

Our theory of change We are one of many organisations working towards a good balance between encouraging and restricting how data is collected and used.

Our mission We work with companies and governments to build an open, trustworthy data ecosystem.

Our theory of change How do we achieve scale regulators advocates advisors suppliers media researchers

Our strategy Why we do what we do Our key levers Three approaches to achieve sustainable behaviour

Our strategy: our key levers Sector programmes We tackle a social or economic problem using data and an open approach Coordinate organisations to tackle a social or economic problem with data and an open approach. Benefits - addresses problem & improves data management practices within organisations involved. E.g. OpenActive, Open Banking, GODAN Action

Our strategy: our key levers Practical advocacy We advocate for good data practices, and provide the tools and training to help people to achieve it Work as a critical friend with business and government, and create products they can use to support change. Not just arguments - practical tools, created in the language of the organisation E.g. data ethics canvas, Defra data maturity model, data publishing tools

Our strategy: our key levers Peer networks We bring people together to support and learn from each other Bring together peers in similar situations to learn together - collaboration & network thinking. E.g. corporate partners, members, nodes, open data leaders, Sainsburys partners & suppliers

Data sharing is on a spectrum

ODI Geospatial project 2018 Unlocking the potential of open geospatial data & technology in the UK

ODI Geospatial project 2018: outputs Paper Guidance Prototypes Stimulus fund Current opportunities and challenges Which data source Licensing File conversion Schemas Support activity to improve collection, publication or use of open geospatial data

Geospatial data infrastructure paper Geospatial Roadmap Pre- discovery Geospatial data infrastructure paper Stimulus fund Prototype 1: file conversion Octopub Prototype 2: Schemas Desk research Prototypes 3 & 4 3. Data guide 4. Licensing guide User research 2018 Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar 2019 Sprint > 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21