Understanding Data Sharing

One of the collective action challenges in dealing with data sharing is a common understanding of concepts and language. Pictures can also help. We’re developing short descriptions and visuals as we go as a selection of posts below and as an open-to-comment Google Document. This is continuous work in development.

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Audio description (extracted from a webinar) of the first two posts here — What is Shared Data and Is my data open, shared or closed?

https://ib1.org/understanding-data-sharing-applying-the-data-spectrum/
https://ib1.org/what-is-shared-data/
Understanding Data Sharing—market design
Understanding Data Sharing—what does ‘Open’ mean?
Understanding Data Sharing—the Data Value Chain
Understanding Data Sharing — a pragmatic approach to Governance
Understanding Data Sharing — complexity and effort in developing Governance frameworks
Understanding Data Sharing—data triage: move fast and tidy up

Hopefully, this gives you an insight into the underlying mechanics of how we can deliver data sharing across sectors, now let us explore how we might apply this to the climate challenge.

Defining the data infrastructure for climate-ready investment
https://ib1.org/2019/10/17/how-might-regulation-help-enable-financial-innovation-to-deliver-a-carbon-zero-future/