Code for Spain: an initiative to take advantage of public data

Open Data and Transparency

7 September 2016

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Code for Spain is an initiative led by a group of volunteers who work to make public data a reality, encouraging its publication in a reusable, standard and easily accessible format, with the aim of improving cities.

Its short-term goals are to release public data, turn it into accessible format, and create visualizations to analyze it, as well as creating a database of good practices or success stories.

You can learn more about this initiative in the following article: Code for Spain.

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