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Maximizing the value of open and shared data for the public good

Open government data is a powerful tool for economic growth, social benefit, and scientific research. This global resource must be developed and managed in ways that meet the needs of the people and organizations that use it.

CODE brings together data providers and data users to develop better strategies that serve stakeholders and their common goals.

CODE, founded as the Center for Open Data Enterprise, is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to maximize the value of open and shared data for the public good. We achieve that mission by working with government agencies, businesses, nonprofits, and researchers who are both data providers and data users.

CODE does this by convening ROUNDTABLES, conducting RESEARCH, and developing RESOURCES.

ROUNDTABLES

Interactive convenings for data providers and data users.

CODE’s Roundtables in the U.S. and abroad help government agencies and their partners identify high-value datasets, find solutions to data problems, and establish new collaborations.

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RESEARCH

Innovative research on the applications and management of publicly available data.

Our reports, white papers and policy notes provide insights, best practices and recommendations on utilizing and investing in open data for social good and economic growth.

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RESOURCES

Action-oriented resources to help government, industry, and the public utilize data.

Our tools and trainings help advance the use of open data in the U.S. and globally. They provide practical open data skills and deeper dives in specific sectors.

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Our Impact

CODE's work has had an impact both in the U.S. and abroad, promoting the use of open and shared data in health, the environment, social equity, business and economic development, and other critical areas.

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Our Team

CODE is led by an expert team that has led pioneering work on the use of open government data both domestically and abroad.

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