Open Data in Serbia: Status Quo and Future Perspectives
summary
Serbia launches a National Open Data Portal and passes the law on e‑government (April 2018), with 26 state bodies, 107 data sets, 362 data resources already on the portal and an Open Data Working Group of 53 members. Reuse examples include mapped traffic accidents, medicines database and GTFS public transit feeds for Belgrade; Open Data Week draws 360 attendees. Funded calls offer $82,500 total, awards up to $20,000 across three lots; upcoming data innovation challenges target health, local statistics and electromagnetic radiation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:39Open Data Initiative in Serbia
- 3:42Open Government Partnership
- 4:48National Open Data Portal
- 7:36First Open Data Week in Serbia
- 8:07Open Data Working Group
- 20:51Data Innovation Challenges
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