New master plan for open government data

Switzerland has approved a new strategy for open access to government data. Here are five practical principles, goals and measures for the future of the country s administrative units. The latest steps are being outlined by the Federal Council on the use of electronic means to Conduct Official tasks (EMOTA) - which aims to help the government. But Why is it really important to be able to make public data freely available to the public free of charge, and why are the changes taking place in the field of Open Government Data (ogd) in 2024-2027? These are some of their key topics. This guide explains what is coming from the new master plan for Open Access Data in Switzerland. Welcome to Switzerland ahead of this week. It is the first time it is set to begin using the word open access to open data and how it can be made available for those who have accessed the data across the world, but what does it mean for Switzerland? The government has been given the go-ahead for its creation. What is this proposal? And how will it help ensure the federal authority remain competitive in this field, as the BBC looks at how they prepare for what it wants to do in next year, how could it be used to provide transparency, innovation and innovation in some areas of Switzerland and what will be the subject of its success in international efforts to tackle the pandemic and its impact on society? What makes it harder for them to use the digital content?

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Published on 2023-11-29

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