Joined-up data Archives

From Principles to Practice: Development Initiatives and Publish What You Fund launch consultation on joined-up data standards

By Tom Orrell | Jul 18, 2016 | News

The Joined-Up Data Standards (JUDS) project is seeking feedback on a new consultation paper. The paper seeks to collect and draw on solutions to the challenges posed by incompatibility – or interoperability – between different data standards. Data has immense potential to help drive poverty eradication through efficient and effective programming and funding. However, it […]

Joining-up data standards post-OGP15: a need for joined-up conversations

By Tom Orrell | Nov 9, 2015 | Blog

By Tom Orrell at Publish What You Fund & Joni Hillman at the IATI Secretariat and Development Initiatives. This blog was was originally posted on the IATI website here. Have you ever taken a train in Spain? Driven from Belfast to Dublin? Or packed the wrong adaptor for a business trip? If so, you may […]

Helping data users talk to each other

By Liz Steele | Sep 8, 2015 | Blog

We are pleased to announce that Publish What You Fund is joining a new coalition aimed at joining up data standards. The Joined Up Data Alliance brings together experts in development cooperation, humanitarian relief, public contracting and natural resource governance to collaborate on the development and use of data standards. Rupert Simons, CEO of Publish […]

Development Initiatives and Publish What You Fund launch new project to make data easier to compare and use

By Katie Welford | Jul 13, 2015 | News

Development Initiatives and Publish What You Fund today launched a new joint project aimed at improving the way that data can be shared and used. The Joined-Up Data Standards project, supported by Omidyar Network, seeks to change the way in which the standards that govern development data are designed and how they can be aligned […]

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