1. WELCOME TO THE ASIA DATA BOOTCAMP
 Website: http://singapore.dbootcamp.org/
 Links to presentations, tools, etc:
https://ethercalc.org/databootcamp
 Data Sources: http://datanotherstory.herokuapp.com/
 Load your project ideas here:
http://singapore.hackdash.org/
 Tweet/Instagram #dbootcampSG

2. ASIA DATA BOOTCAMP
Sandra Moscoso, World Bank Group
World Bank Group’s Media Development Program,

3. DEFINING OPEN DATA
 8 Principles (December 2007)
Complete (except when subject to privacy, security, privilege)
Primary (raw/granular)
Timely
Accessible
Machine readable (re-usable)
Non-discriminatory
Non-proprietary
License Free

4. BEYOND TRANSPARENCY - ECONOMIC
OPPORTUNITIES

5. COMMERCIAL VALUE OF OPEN DATA
 Increasing use of open data by the private sector
More open data than ever before
New profitable businesses that create development impact
 Key sectors: health, financial services, transportation,
agriculture, trade, energy
 The Economist: “the new goldmine” (May 2013)
 McKinsey: $3 trillion in economic value per year (October
2013)
 Omidyar: $13 trillion over the next 5 years in contribution to
economic growth and productivity by combining all G20
economies (May 2014)
Slide Credit – Alla Morrison, World Bank Group

6. OPEN DATA BUSINESS MODELS
o Suppliers: publish their data, free
-> increase customer loyalty
o Aggregators: collect data, analyze, charge for the insights
or otherwise
o Developers: design and build apps (web-based, tablet,
smartphone)
o Enrichers: established businesses enhance their products
and services
o Enablers: charge companies to make it easier for them to
use open data
Slide Credit – Alla Morrison, World Bank Group

7. BEYOND TRANSPARENCY – MEDIA (AND
THE INFOMEDIARY) AS A SOCIAL SERVICE

8. GLOBAL EXAMPLES

9. GUNS OWNERSHIP, WASHINGTON
Collaboration between journalists
and civic hackers
• http://wamu.org/news/14/0
9/22/everything_you_need
_to_know_about_handgun
s_in_dc

10. EDUCATION POLICY DESIGN, WASHINGTON
DC’s Boundary
Review Process
• Citizen and stakeholder
engagement to support city-wide
policy change
• Map by Washington Post
reflects changes to student
assignment
• Our DC Schools
o 50 pages of policy
translated into a 7
question survey
o 400 participants reached
via face to face session;
4000 participants reached
via ourdcschools.org
o All data collected (except
that which compromised
privacy) was published as
open data then analyzed
by others
http://ourdcschools.org/

11. HEALTHMAP, GLOBAL
Slide Credit - Samuel Lee, World Bank Group

12. INFOAMAZONIA, BRAZIL (+ AMAZON COUNTRIES)

13. MUTUALISTAS, URUGUAY

14. ELECTION INFORMATION CENTRE, MALAWI

15. FOLLOW THE MONEY, NIGERIA

16. MEDICINE PRICE REGISTRY, SOUTH AFRICA

17. THANK YOU