Are public institutions ready to open their Data for wider use
summary
ACTION SEE’s Regional Openness Index covers 645 institutions across six Western Balkan countries and scores roughly ~30,000 indicators to track open data progress over three measurements (2016–2018), showing big jumps but persistent gaps: municipalities and executive agencies score below 30%, courts and prosecutions lag, Montenegro hit ~90% in 2016. Open Data Kosovo builds practical tools — using web scraping to create a searchable business registry and an open contracts with red-flag algorithm portal — and faces resistance on publishing air quality and other datasets.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20About Open Data Kosovo
- 4:07About Open Data Western Balkans
- 5:40Indicators
- 7:00Results
- 9:07Ministries
- 13:28Kosovo
- 14:34Open Government Data Portal
- 16:14Perception on Open Data
- 17:11Business Data
- 20:26Export Data
- 21:54Open Contracts
- 23:45List of Data
- 27:58Index
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