Training for CDTOs of central executive authorities within the framework of the program "OSCE: Making and Implementation of Open Data Policy" completed

On February 22 and 23, Kyiv hosted a training on building an effective system for publishing open data, which was attended by 30 digital transformation specialists from central executive authorities.

The participants listened to lectures by leading Ukrainian experts in the field of open data, such as Yanina Lyubyva, expert of the Open Data Group at the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine; Denys Hubashov, analyst at the Data Journalism Agency (Texty.org.ua), consultant on the implementation of open data policy; Oleksandr Oksymets, data analytics expert, Texty. org.ua; Olena Dobrunik, Open Data Project Manager, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE); Nadiya Konashchuk, Open Data Component Manager, USAID/UK Aid Transparency and Accountability in Public Administration and Services (TAPAS) Project, Eurasia Foundation; and others.

The main topics on the agenda of the meeting were   

  • Definition and purpose of open data;
  • Regulatory framework and components of open data policies in government agencies;
  • European Open Data Portal - best cases and practices;
  • The importance of open data in overcoming the challenges of war; 
  • The role of open data in increasing transparency and economic development during and after war;
  • Project communications based on open data

In addition to the presentations, CDTOs participated in discussions, networking and interactive sessions, which concluded with a facilitated session led by Yanina Lyubyva, one of the keynote speakers of "OSCE: Making and Implementation of Open Data Policy" program.

The full photo report can be found on the CDTO Campus Facebook page here

A training on open data for CDTOs of regional military administrations and local governments will be held from 29 February to 1 March.

The training is conducted in cooperation with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine and the Data Journalism Agency (Texty.org.ua) within the framework of the project "Promoting Good Governance and a Positive Business Climate in the OSCE Region through Digitalization and the Use of Open Data" of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).