Minister Geoffrey Wever emphasizes that establishing a National Statistical System is essential for Aruba’s sustainable development and democratic transparency. International research highlights the necessity of this framework to ensure high-quality, reliable, and impartial data. This system will support better governmental decision-making, financial control, and effective policy evaluation by providing accurate insights into economic, social, and environmental conditions. Currently, Aruba lacks a coordinated mechanism for compiling and exchanging statistical data efficiently. Creating this system will foster structural collaboration among various departments and institutions responsible for data collection and analysis. This integration is vital for monitoring policy results and making necessary adjustments, ensuring that all stakeholders, including the public and international entities, have access to practical and relevant statistics. Ultimately, the initiative aims to build an innovative data ecosystem by integrating Open Data principles while respecting confidentiality and legal requirements. This effort involves cooperation between government, academia, NGOs, and the private sector. It is relevant to open data as it seeks to standardize how public information is published, ensuring it is accessible, understandable, and useful for fostering innovation and accountability in society.
Source: diario.awPublished on 2024-11-12
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