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Introduction to the guidebookAssessBuildDemonstrate
  • Foreword
  • Status of the Trustworthy Data Stewardship Guidebook
  • Introduction
    • Overview
    • Why trust and trustworthiness are important
    • Who this guidebook is for
    • How to use this guidebook
  • Assess
    • Introduction to assessing trust and trustworthiness
    • How to assess trustworthiness
      • Activity 1: Determine your organisational priorities
      • Activity 2: Document your data practices
      • Activity 3: Evaluate and define next steps
    • How to assess trust
      • Activity 4: Determine the role of trust within your ecosystem
      • Activity 5: Document your data practices within specific relationships
      • Activity 6: Engage with stakeholders to define next steps
    • Next steps
  • Build
    • Introduction to building trust and trustworthiness
    • How to build trust and trustworthiness
      • Active and positive impact
      • Engagement and accountability
      • Ethics and transparency
      • Financial sustainability and revenue generation
      • Governance and strategic oversight
      • Legal standing and compliance
      • Privacy and security
      • Quality and accuracy
      • Readiness and mitigation
      • Skills and knowledge
    • Next steps
  • Demonstrate
    • Introduction to demonstrating trust and trustworthiness
    • How to demonstrate trust and trustworthiness
      • Activity 7: Survey and select your evidence
      • Activity 8: Define your message and medium
      • Activity 9: Publish and promote your journey
    • How to publish a summary of your trustworthiness
    • Certifying trustworthiness
    • Next steps
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How to assess trust

How to assess the degree to which you are trusted as a steward of data

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Once you have assessed your trustworthiness as a steward of data, you may want to assess the degree to which you are trusted. That is to say, now that you have an understanding of what you are doing to be a trustworthy steward of data, it is worth asking how far your partners, stakeholders, customers and other organisations in your ecosystem are satisfied with the steps you are taking, and whether they are able to trust you as a result. This section outlines three activities for assessing trust. We recommend you proceed through them in order.

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Activity 4: Determine the role of trust within your ecosystem
Activity 5: Document your data practices within specific relationships
Activity 6: Engage with stakeholders to define next steps
Data Ecosystem Mapping tool
The '10 elements of trustworthy data stewardship (BETA)
Trustworthiness mapping worksheet – individual relationship (BETA)
'Trustworthiness mapping worksheet - co-design process (BETA)'
'Hierarchy of trustworthy data stewardship (BETA)'