Spain and Germany Lead in Open Data for Migration Management, but More Progress Needed
A new report highlights Spain and Germany's leading role in implementing open data at the national level, particularly in migration management, with a focus on AI integration. However, both countries can further improve their open data capacities by boosting interoperability and digital integration, and expanding access and transparency.
The report, assessing G8 countries' open data efforts, found significant variation in progress. Spain and Germany stand out, with high numbers of asylum decisions and protections granted, reflecting advanced AI usage in migration management.
To enhance their open data capabilities, countries are advised to increase international collaboration and work closely with civil society on open data initiatives. Better educating policymakers about the benefits of open data is also recommended. Back in 2013, G8 leaders signed an agreement to promote open data in their countries, marking a significant step towards greater data transparency and accessibility.
While Spain and Germany lead in open data implementation, particularly in migration management, both countries can still improve their open data capacities. Increased international collaboration, closer work with civil society, and better policymaker education are key to driving progress in open data efforts across G8 countries.
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