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Broken Toilets’ latest Issue, Open Data, is the first in a series that will examine openness in global development. With the data revolution playing an integral role in the Global Goals, movements promoting open data will only gain momentum in the coming years. We take a wide look at the groups behind open data initiatives and what it takes to make data truly meaningful.
Open data groups are exposing air pollution with their own real time databases that scrape, aggregate and publish global data. When dealing with one of the world's most pervasive environmental justice issues, how much improvement can it lead to?
Open Data is about the “Data” as much as it is about the “Open.” Some stories from my experience as an Open Data activist and adviser illustrate it.
Questioning what truly open data looks like for development.
Despite a culture of corruption, the LATAM Civic Tech movement is empowering governments towards openness and a spirit of problem-solving.
The trappings of living in the ephemeral world of data and machine communication.