This presentation was part of the Open Source Summit 2015's Society track - Session: Opengov Through Open Source and Open Data

1. Session: Opengov Through Open Source and Open Data
Speaker: Claire-Marie Foulquier-Gazagnes @Etalab @_cmfg
The Open Journey

2.  2011: launch of the national
open data portal & creation
of Etalab
 First portal open to citizens’
contribution
 Tracking open data reuses:
1360 today
Implementing “Society has the right to ask a public
official for an accounting of his administration.”
Opening Data

3.  2013: in-house re-
development of the open
data portal by Etalab
 Hosting cost divided by 100
 Source code of Udata under
AGPL3 license:
github.com/etalab/udata/
and Open API
Combining open data and open source: the in-house
development of data.gouv.fr
Opening Portal

4.  OpenFisca: an open-source
tax and social benefit
simulator
 Source code of OpenFisca
under AGPL3 license:
github.com/openfisca and
Open API
 A community of 30
contributors to expand
Developing free software in a public / academic
partnership: the case of OpenFisca
Opening Models

5. Taking citizens’ voices into account: the case of France’s
Open Government Partnership 1rst Action Plan
Opening Government Decision-Making
 France’s National Action
Plan: a 6-months long
consultative process
 26 commitments with some
on open data and open law
 Available on GitBook:
http://gouvernement-
ouvert.etalab.gouv.fr/conten
t/fr/index.html

6. Taking citizens’ voices into account: the case of France’s
Open Government Partnership 1rst Action Plan
Opening Government Decision-Making
 France’s National Action
Plan: a 6-months long
consultative process
 26 commitments with some
on open data and open law
 Available on GitBook:
http://gouvernement-
ouvert.etalab.gouv.fr/conten
t/fr/index.html