Policy paper

G8 Open Data Charter National Action Plan

The UK action plan for 2013 on how we will implement the Open Data Charter.

• From: Cabinet Office
• Published: 1 November 2013

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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G8 Open Data Charter: UK Action Plan 2013

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This action plan draws together the future work we will undertake through the following 6 commitments:

1. We will release, publish and enhance the 4 key datasets and datasets in the 14 high value categories identified in the G8 Open Data Charter.

2. We will work to ensure that all datasets released are published via our national data portal data.gov.uk.

3. We will engage with civil society organisations and the public to identify which datasets would best be prioritised for release.

4. We will support open data innovators at home and abroad through sharing experiences and tools.

5. We will set a clear forward direction for open data work in the UK.

6. We will create a National Information Infrastructure of government data.

The action plan will be subject to ongoing reporting to ensure that progress is being made against the 6 commitments and in turn the agreed principles. The main progress reporting will be done through the G8 in 2014 and 2015.

Published 1 November 2013