Dataportaalilla

Dataportaalilla is a term in the context of public administration in Finland, referring to a dedicated public online database that offers people access to information from public sector organizations. The term is derived from the Finnish words "data" and "portaalilla," which means "digital portal."

The concept of dataportaalilla was introduced as part of a broader effort to improve public access to information and services in Finland. The objective is to provide an easily accessible and comprehensive source of data and information that can be used by various stakeholders, including citizens, businesses, and other public sector agencies.

Dataportaalilla typically contains a wide range of information, such as statistical data, reports, and other documents. It may also provide links to other relevant online resources and applications, as well as tools for data analysis and visualization. The data on these portals is sourced from various public sector agencies and is often made available in compliance with the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act.

Access to dataportaalilla is usually available free of cost, and the content is organized in a clear and navigable manner. The design and functionality of these portals have been recognized for their usability and efficiency, facilitating the use of public information by various citizens, such as students, researchers, and entrepreneurs.

The effectiveness of dataportaalilla has been seen as a model for information dissemination in the public sector, both within Finland and internationally. These portals have been recognized for simplifying access to public data and for fostering transparency and accountability in governance.