opendataprogrammas
Opendataprogrammas are coordinated initiatives by governments, city authorities, agencies, or other organizations to publish non-sensitive data as open data. Their aim is to increase transparency, enable reuse and innovation, and support research, journalism, and civic participation by providing machine-readable, reusable information.
Typically, an open data programme establishes a governance framework, maintains a data catalog or portal, and
Licensing is central; most programmes publish data under open licenses such as CC0 or public domain equivalents,
Implementation cycles from design to scale involve data inventories, pilot releases, feedback loops, and performance metrics.
Prominent examples include national portals such as data.gov in the United States, data.gov.uk in the United
See also: Open data, Open government, Data governance, DCAT.