In the following table, you will find a description of priority 4.2 “Improve Data Management for Citizens and Organisations” with the desired results for 2024 and the organisations responsible for implementation:
| Description | Result for 2024 | Implementor – By whom, with whom |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Implement laws and regulations (new and existing), actively comply with frameworks related to data through awareness among employees, and ensure transparency about this. |
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BZK, particularly ministries with implementing organisations, local and regional authorities |
| 2. Support responsible data sharing by incrementally establishing a Federated Data System (FDS). |
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BZK, departments within their own domains, implementing organisations, local and regional authorities |
| 3. Set up a proper data management system that gives insight into the data available, its significance in relation to policy and law, data classifications, the parties with whom the data are shared and the parties responsible. |
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BZK, ministries, implementing organisations, local and regional authorities |
| 4. Increase the supply of open data from the central government, local and regional authorities and public organisations. |
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BZK, departments within their own domains, government organisations with relevant data |
| 5. Use data opportunities presented by innovation through collaboration between governments, markets and the scientific community. |
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BZK, departments, municipalities and provinces on specific themes, implementing organisations |
To go straight to the next priority, see 4.3 Strengthen the Government’s ICT Organisation and Systems.
To go back to the Track 4 overview page, see 4. The Digital Government Must Adhere to a Values-Driven and Transparent Methodology.
