3. Which is the best way to go to
work today?
Which is the healthiest food?
From personal challenges...
4. What should we do
with global warming?
...to global challenges.
How is the government using
public resources?
5. Challenges that could be better
solved if we all had access to the
adequate information.
6. Wouldn't it be easier to choose your means of
transport if you knew exactly which are the
fastest, cheapest, less polluted, more
efficient options?
7. Or choose between candidates or government
programmes having as a base the track record
and the detail of public resources management?
8. We, from Open Knowledge Brazil, believe in a
world where information is open and available to
make more aware decisions about our lives, what
we buy, who we vote for.
A world where information and knowledge are
available for everyone.
9. The good news is that this revolution is
already taking place.
It has never been so easy to search and
share information around the world.
Never before so many data have been
collected and analysed.
It is essential to strengthen communities,
create tools and develop abilities that help
turn information into knowledge.
The future is OPEN!
10. Open Data has value when
combined with citizen necessities.
This means that Open Data should support
improvement of citizen's life.
The Open Knowledge has been a key
player in the promotion of the best
practices and opening of
Governmental data.
OpenK and Open Data
11. Present in 66 countries
We use and develop civic tools, public
policies analysis, data journalism, and
promote open knowledge in the
different areas of society
In the political sphere, we try to turn the
relationship between the government
and society into a closer and more
transparent one.
12. Open Knowledge Brazil in practice
Government
Transparency
open data, tools,
technology, public
information request, legal
framework.
Decentralised
participation
processes
new methodologies,
collaborative processes,
tools, commitment,
political participation,
delegative democracy
Information
Governance
legislative monitoring,
web privacy, data
governance, internet
civil framework,
advocacy
13. Open Knowledge Brazil in practice
“Constituency
for open access"
Raise awareness and
mobilize players about
open data and free
knowledge in Brazil
Science, Culture and
Open Educational
Resources
foster the development and
research sharing, cultural
heritage, and open
educational materials
Open Source
Technology
boost, foster and use
open source
technologies whenever
possible
14. The Open Spending is a
platform that helps you
track and analyse
government spending.
http://gastosabertos.org
I Vote is a tool that helps
you comment on Sao Paulo
City Council draft bills.
http://euvoto.org
Open Science is a community
of Brazilian researchers who
share and promote open
academic practices.
http://cienciaaberta.net
Some initiatives
The School of Data offers
trainings and tools to analyse
and interpret data.
http://escoladedados.org
The Global Open Data
Index is an initiative that
helps monitor global
government data
transparency.
http://index.okfn.org
The OGP is an international
initiative that motivates good
governance practices of
transparency and social
participation.
http://opengovpartnership.org
15. Become part of
this revolution > Ariel Kogan
(+55) (11) 98155.9703
ariel@ok.org.br
kogan.ariel@gmail.com
http://br.okfn.org/
contato@ok.org.br