Resources to help organisations ensure that the interests and concerns of stakeholders are actively sought and addressed, and that they can and will be held to account by external parties if necessary
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The Data Ecosystem Mapping tool helps organisations illustrate the different actors in a data ecosystem, and how value is exchanged across it.
Through understanding the actors and value of data within the ecosystem, organisations can further understand who they are held accountable to, and plan for further engagement with stakeholders.
This tool is for organisations that wish to plan and visualise a data ecosystem, or show opportunities for increasing value to particular parts of a data ecosystem.
For those interested in data ecosystem mapping, the ODI offers the following products to assist organisations:
Free online printable tool (glossy printed version available via the ODI)
One-hour guided webinar presentation
Two-and-a-half hour guided workshop with presentation run by the ODI - please contact us for more information.
Other workshops and toolkits such as:
This guidebook helps people design and run projects that involve the collaborative maintenance of data.
Through collaborating with a range of stakeholders involved in collaborative projects in a transparent manner, organisations can build trust through keeping a record of important decisions and capturing when consensus has been reached.
This guidebook is for individuals, organisations and communities working together to collect and maintain shared data assets.
This guide discusses ways in which organisations can help to maximise the reuse of open data by engaging with those who you want to reuse it.
Through engaging with reusers of open data, organisations can build trust and maximise the value their data brings to their organisation and to others.
This guide is for organisations wishing to engage in explicit community building, engagement and outreach.
