Using OpenGovB Transparency Indicator to Evaluate National Open Government Data

Milić, Petar; Veljković, Nataša; Stoimenov, Leonid

doi:10.3390/su14031407

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“…However, accountability is not just about following the law and executing what is ordered by elected officials but also using one's professional expertise (Denhardt 2013). In essence, the government's openness to various information promotes greater accountability and trustworthiness (Milić, Veljković, and Stoimenov 2022). When the implementation of non-cash food assistance programs is done openly and transparently, it will enhance government performance accountability in poverty alleviation.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Governance of the BPNT program is essential because data transparency can be accessed by the public. According to the findings of Milić, Veljković, and Stoimenov in 2022, transparency in open governance is a significant step towards meaningful data usage. The accuracy and integrity of data, data quality, source data credibility, data clarity, and data usability are important benefits of the public sector transparency approach.…”

Section: Transparencymentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Governance of Non-Cash Food Assistance Provision in Enhancing the Well-being of the Community in the City of Baubau

Didi,

Asmiddin

2023

Khazanah Hukum

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The provision of non-cash food assistance in Baubau City has faced critical challenges due to mismanagement, resulting in eligible individuals not receiving their entitled benefits and the failure of the assistance program to effectively enhance the community's welfare. These issues can be primarily attributed to poor governance practices. In this study, we aim to investigate the governance of non-cash food assistance in Baubau City, focusing on three key dimensions: accountability, transparency, and community participation. Using a qualitative descriptive approach, data was collected through interviews with relevant stakeholders, selected through purposive sampling, as well as observations of beneficiary community groups and an analysis of program documents related to non-cash food assistance. The research findings highlight significant shortcomings in the governance of the program, particularly in terms of accountability, transparency, and community engagement. These issues underscore the urgent need for improved governance practices to ensure that non-cash food assistance effectively contributes to the prosperity and self-sufficiency of the communities it serves.

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Section: Accountabilitymentioning

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Section: Transparencymentioning

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The Governance of Non-Cash Food Assistance Provision in Enhancing the Well-being of the Community in the City of Baubau

Didi,

Asmiddin

2023

Khazanah Hukum

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“…OGD are the main prerequisite for building transparent and accountable open government oriented not only to the short-term considerations regarding information availability to all, but also to the longterm considerations regarding information usability by all (Milić et al, 2022). In this way, users will be able to create more value from OGD.…”

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confidence: 99%

Using open government data for economic development

Petrović¹,

Milić²,

Prlinčević³

2022

EurJ Appl Econ

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Publishing of open government data brings enormous benefits both to providers and consumers. On the one hand, governments increase their transparency and enable development of smarter and richer solutions, while on the other hand it enables various stakeholders to extract new information and create value from them. In this paper we investigate applicability of open government data for economic development and creation of value from published data. Different aspects of open government data consumption are explored, such as effectiveness, transparency and quality-and how they interrelate. They are of great importance for valorisation of open government data, and we will show that leveraging economic value of OGD must be accompanied by governments' ability to make high quality OGD available.

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“…The publication and use of open data helps citizens to make more informed decisions, as well as to assess and evenly distribute the risks from their own investments. In this regard, various aspects of the effectiveness of open government and open data have been studied (Ruijer et al 2020;Milić et al 2022). However, it is important to further determine how government data performance affects knowledge creativity and economic diversity in the broad context of political economy.…”

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confidence: 99%

Exploring the Influence of Government Data Performance on Knowledge Capabilities: Towards a Data-Oriented Political Economy

Mukhametov

2022

Social Sciences

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This article is devoted to the study of the influence of government data performance on knowledge capabilities. Knowledge capabilities play a key role in open innovation and creation of citizen-oriented products and services. However, it is necessary to assess the role of the information environment in the development of knowledge capabilities, including government data as a product and a component of the information environment. Government data performance is expressed through the statistical capacity score and its three dimensions: periodicity assessment of statistical capacity, methodology assessment of statistical capacity, and source data assessment of statistical capacity. Knowledge capabilities are expressed through economic complexity, which reflects the diversity and uniqueness of the production capabilities inherent in each country’s exports. Econometric analysis is based on dynamic panel data models that quantify the effect of government data performance on economic complexity. The final dataset includes 94 countries and their indicators for the selected variables for 2004–2019. The models show that government data performance and its various dimensions influence economic complexity because government data provide a detailed and publicly available description of the economic space, including available resources and potential tasks. Based on these data, agents can produce dissimilar and unique products. This logic may be true in general for the influence of government data performance on knowledge capabilities: structured and complete government data reduces the cost of information analysis and provides information support for decisions. The results of the study contribute to the ideas of a data-oriented political economy. Government participation in value creation includes various forms of indirect influence. The provision of government data is one of these forms. The development of collective data governance and collaborative data projects makes it possible to create more complete datasets and stimulates citizen involvement and deliberation.

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Using OpenGovB Transparency Indicator to Evaluate National Open Government Data

Cited by 11 publications

References 25 publications

The Governance of Non-Cash Food Assistance Provision in Enhancing the Well-being of the Community in the City of Baubau

The Governance of Non-Cash Food Assistance Provision in Enhancing the Well-being of the Community in the City of Baubau

Using open government data for economic development

Exploring the Influence of Government Data Performance on Knowledge Capabilities: Towards a Data-Oriented Political Economy

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