Civil society organizations involved in data can organize campaigns to promote that governments f...
Digital Democracy and Data Commons (DDDC)
#dddc participatorily debating and testing infrastructures, regulations and economic models for data commons
Proposals
2018-11-14 - 2018-12-21
The DDDC participatory process has entered its second stage, the stage of production of proposals of action in the fields of data regulation, governance and economics that may bring us closer to a digital society where data sovereignty and commons gain strength. These proposals are, in many cases, based in the results of the diagnostics generated in the previous stage.
The proposals stage will run from November 14th to December 21st. The proposals gathered will later be prioritized and debated in the following stage, which will last from December 21st 2018 to February 15th 2019, and further elaborated in a fourth stage, from February 15th to March 5th 2019.
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Run an alternative public-commons data analysis by grassroots organizations
#publicgovernance
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Public sector could make a Commons approach on data transparency and protection.
#communitycomm...
Governments should launch regulations that make mandatory for corporations to allow access to dat...
The public sector should promote tools and courses that facilitate people empowerment on data ana...
Citizenship should reclaim and organize workshops on how to use data and how to understand it
#p...
Public sector should facilitate a transition towards a public-common data ecosystem.
#public
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Data activism associations and collectives could foster (1) awareness, (2) public policy lobbying...
Governments should generate an open-access education system to be able a new commons model
#comm...
Citizenship, as a collective, can organize a campaign (building a platform. i.e) to make pressure...
