Data for Policy
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Throughout Asia and the Pacific, governments and citizens are taking innovative approaches to collecting, digitizing, analyzing, and visualizing data to improve local decision-making processes. Civ-Tech organizations are using novel approaches to collecting and disseminating citizen perceptions and opinions, and enabling greater participation in policymaking, while Gov-Tech actors are improving the ways in which government bureaucracies function. They are important actors in Asia and the Pacific’s burgeoning data ecosystems. Collaborating with both, in numerous locations, the Foundation acts as an intermediary, convening and facilitating dialogue and building diverse partnerships between governments, civil society, citizens, and the private sector to improve the collection and use of data in governance.
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Evidence-Based Policymaking: A Path to Data Culture
Using and sharing data systematically could make local development in Nepal far more effective.
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Bringing Data to Center Stage: Asia Foundation at the Digital Nepal Conclave
On June 18 and 19, The Asia Foundation’s Data for Development (D4D) program joined the Digital Nepal Conclave 2022 For Digital Transformation held in Kathmandu, Nepal. The conclave is an […]
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Data Challenge Leverages Local Expertise in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao
Twenty-one unique data-driven solutions for a range of development challenges in the Philippines’ Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) were recognized during the BARMM Virtual Data Challenge 2020 Awards […]
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Asia Foundation’s Political Economy of Data Workshop at Global Digital Development Forum
The international development community is adapting to the new challenges and opportunities presented by a growing digital ecosystem and digital data. As part of the Global Digital Development Forum virtual […]