Open Data Benefits Map

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3	Stakeholder Group	Benefits	Dependencies	Risks	Mitigation/actions	Links	Transparency	Innovation	Operational	Engagement
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5	Young individuals
6	Middle-aged individuals	Find places to live				Mapumental
7	Older individuals	increase knowledge of available local services and facilities;	data products to suit these needs developed. (Some kinds of VRM perhaps)			findtoilet.dk
8	Individuals (general)	alerts for specific environmental hazards; travel apps (eg CityMapper)				citymapper.com
9	Families	Source home improvements & energy efficiency;				husetsweb.dk
10	Small business	better collaboration with government; level playing field for procurement	data on existing contracts; open competition with competitors; private sector open data (eg opencorporates)	commercial confidentiality	carrot/stick	G-Cloud	spending data per public body	increased range of innovative suppliers	lower procurement costs	proviedr engagement networks (eg in social care)
11	Small charities	better collaboration with government				G-Cloud
12	medium-sized businesses	better collaboration with government				G-Cloud
13	medium-sized charities	better collaboration with government
14	large businesses	better collaboration with government
15	large charities	better collaboration with government
16	local government (UK shire level or equivalent)	Engagement in development and delivery of public services (e.g. Glasgow); reduction in FOI	development of data products that increase democratic engagement (eg MySociety apps); data legibility	UX challenge both with apps and datasets					reduction in FOI
17	local government (UK district level or equivalent)	Engagement in development and delivery of public services; reduction in FOI	development of data products that increase democratic engagement (eg MySociety apps); data legibility	UX challenge both with apps and datasets					reduction in FOI
18	local government (UK parish level or equivalent)	Engagement in development and delivery of public services; reduction in FOI	development of data products that increase democratic engagement (eg MySociety apps); data legibility	UX challenge both with apps and datasets					reduction in FOI
19	Central Government	lower corruption and fraud; better understanding and engagement	availability of analysis, and development of data products			Google translate uses EU documents to train translation algorithms			"open data saved Canada $3.2 billion in charity tax fraud." (open data handbook)	folketsting.dk Parliamentary tracking website
20	Government (general)	Transparency, lower levels of corruption/fraud, higher levels of public trust in institutions	development of data products that increase democratic engagement (eg MySociety apps)				"Where does my money go" (UK) or "Tax tree" (Finland) (src: open data handbook)
21	local communities	regeneration, inward investment	Development of local tech scenes, e.g. Shoreditch, based around developers/entrepreneurs building businesses on open data	property/rent inflation, displacement of communities	local government engages with existing community to understand and protect their interests
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