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A strategy designed to increase the provision, use, and re-use of various types of data in adherence with national norms and laws. Most such plans cover data as a commercial asset, and some strategies address data as a public good.
A strategy that delineates how the government will collect, share, protect and control data funded, collected, and controlled by governmental entities.
A strategy that outlines how a nation can build and/or maintain its ability to create and utilize AI for commercial as well as societal use.
A strategy that outlines how a nation can utilize various data-driven technologies for economic and societal benefit. The strategy emphasizes the importance of data governance to the achievement of this goal.
Laws that delineate how private and often public entities are required to treat personal information when these entities collect, store, utilize and monetize personal data.
Laws that require governmental bodies to make the bulk of public sector data freely available, easy to use, distribute and reuse, subject to limited exceptions, in a proactive manner rather than at the request of citizens.
Laws designed to ensure that upon request, citizens can access government documents.
Laws designed to provide individuals with a legal right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated means and/or to be profiled by such systems.
Some laws provide individuals with the legal right to receive one’s personal data from a data controller and have it transferred to other controllers in a structured, machine-readable format.
A grant of authority or rights from the government that delineates a set of principles designed to build trust and signal users that their human rights will be protected as they go online.
Framework or guidelines for public servants to deal with data ethically and responsibly in the course of their work.
Set of principles and/or framework issued by a gvmt. body outlining how officials can promote/utilize AI in an ethical, accountable, and human rights-respecting manner. Includes algorithmic accountability policy initiatives, including broad array of frameworks, principles, laws, and reports.
Framework or guidelines that establish rules for providing digital identity services, to ensure that people's information is safe and secure and to ensure that such systems are built on trust and human rights protection.
Guidance or toolbox created by a government as to how nongovernmental entities can share data in different contexts.
An institutional structure accountable for the governance and protection of personal data in society. This structure is typically established by the country’s personal data law and is responsible for enforcing it.
An online government platform which enables users to access collections of government data that have been opened for public re-use.
Institutionalized body or oversight committee responsible for coordinating the opening of governmental data sets to the public.
Institutionalized body responsible for coordinating public sector data assets to extract or exploit the value of data in the public sector. Often responsible for supporting data sharing among governmental entities; managing digital identity programs and/or base registry programs.
Government has formally asked for public comment on data-related legislation, strategies, or policies.
Government official or body has recorded public comment and directly responded to stakeholder inputs in an official document.
A formal, ongoing consultative body that advises and works with the government on data governance issues. Requires a diverse group of stakeholders as members, including from the public and/or civil society.
A binding convention (treaty) developed by the Council of Europe to protect personal data which was updated to accommodate digital technologies. It includes rules governing sensitive data such as genetic or biometric data. Each Party has to adopt in its domestic law the measures necessary to give effect to the provisions of the Convention.
A voluntary international partnership that requires member states to advance open government principles and cooperate with citizens on issues of open government.
The OECD AI Principles are a set of voluntary principles designed to promote use of AI that is innovative and trustworthy and that respects human rights and democratic values. It was first adopted only by the 38 OECD members, but as of May 2022, some 60 countries say they adhere to these principles.
Trade agreement with binding provisions governing cross border data flows. Under such provision, the signatories must allow the free flow of data for covered persons across borders with legitimate exceptions to achieve essential domestic policy purposes such as protecting public health.
The convention developed by the Council of Europe is the first international treaty on crimes committed via the Internet and other computer networks, dealing particularly with infringements of copyright, computer-related fraud, child pornography and violations of network security.