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Enabling inclusion in a digital democracy

Data, tools and platforms: how technology may help or hinder public policy and decision-making
Publisher
Big data Data processing Data protection Databases Statistical computing Australia
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Enabling inclusion in a digital democracy 1.5 MB
Description

What kinds of data sources, tools and platforms do we have available, what is the value and the challenge of data and new sources of information, what do we need and what is coming down the line that can help support better policy making, citizen engagement, access to knowledge and decision-making?

Publication Details
Copyright:
APO 2017
License type:
CC BY-NC
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
19 Dec 2017

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