How Smart Contracts Can Implement "Report Once"

Sel, Marc; Diedrich, Henning; Demeester, Sander; Stieber, Harald

doi:10.5281/zenodo.884497

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“…"-a theme that has since evolved into a distinct area of research. This edition particularly challenged the hierarchical structures of governments as new concepts and tools from technologies including artificial intelligence (AI), Blockchain, and Internet of Things were enabling automation of the public sector, with the unsettling possibility of large-scale job losses (Anderson et al, 2017a,b;Edwards et al, 2017;Henman, 2017;Sel et al, 2017;.…”

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Unleashing collective intelligence for public decision-making: the Data for Policy community

Engin,

Gardner,

Hyde

et al. 2024

Data & Policy

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Since its establishment in 2014, Data for Policy (https://dataforpolicy.org) has emerged as a prominent global community promoting interdisciplinary research and cross-sector collaborations in the realm of data-driven innovation for governance and policymaking. This report presents an overview of the community’s evolution from 2014 to 2023 and introduces its six-area framework, which provides a comprehensive mapping of the data for policy research landscape. The framework is based on extensive consultations with key stakeholders involved in the international committees of the annual Data for Policy conference series and the open-access journal Data & Policy (https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/data-and-policy), published by Cambridge University Press. By presenting this inclusive framework, along with the guiding principles and future outlook for the community, this report serves as a vital foundation for continued research and innovation in the field of data for policy.

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confidence: 99%