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The new official IATI Validator

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Development Data: One Step Beyond

Today, Open Development Camp is happening again. I’m part of a panel: In the last five years much emphasis has been put on the publication of open development data. How useful has this effort been? What have we learned so far? and Which insights did we gain? Theo van de Sande (The Netherlands Ministry of […]
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iWeeks

[slide][/slide] [slide][/slide] [slide][/slide] [slide][/slide] [slide] Let’s explore farmsubsidy.org opencorporates.com whatdotheyknow.com thedatahub.org [/slide] [slide][/slide] [slide][/slide] [slide][/slide] [slide][/slide] [slide] Aid Data [/slide] [slide]data.worldbank.org[/slide] [slide][/slide] [slide] OECD and Aid effectiveness Rome (2002), Parijs (2005), Accra (2008), Busan (2011) After Accra: ‘Open Forum for CSO Development Effectiveness’ 70 national consultations  6 thematic processes 11 regional workshops   2 Global […]
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WordPress for Presentations (part 1)

For a while now, I’ve been wanting to get rid of using presentation software (like Microsoft Powerpoint and LibreOffice Impress). Since I’m mainly presenting stuff on the web, about the web, I want to use a web-based tool. Like my blog. And now I can! Here’s part one of the journey. Doing presentations with WordPress, […]
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All hands on deck: building civil society 2.0

I’ve been invited to talk at the World Congress on IT 2010, in the eGovernment track. Together with Beth Noveck, Ivo Gormley, and Greg Clark, we’ll have a session and panel called “Hey gov, can you hear me?”, moderated by Dom Sagolla. Arnout Ponsioen invited me to present a case from the perspective of civil society, and I chose to illustrate the possibilities of people all over the world working together in a moment of crisis: the Haiti earthquake. Here is what I had to say.

All hands on deck: building civil society 2.0

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