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versatile visualisation of open budget data 63 captures 12 mar 2020 17 jun 2025 oct nov dec 26 2021 2022 2023 success fail about this capture timestamps the wayback machine http web archive org web 20221126084010 https okfn org what we do case studies versatile visualisation of open budget data open knowledge foundation open the menu facebook twitter donate subscribe what we do training services community and campaigns examples of our work who we are team board of directors governance funders the open knowledge network what is open definition how to open data why open data about mission our impact press contact us jobs code of conduct blog search submit cancel versatile visualisation of open budget data an international budget partnership case study what we do training services community and campaigns examples of our work facilitating data validation and reuse versatile visualisation of open budget data creating an open data publication toolkit celebrating open data with communities across the world building an open database of information on all clinical trials frictionless publication and use of fiscal data mapping the state of open government data across the globe improving geolocation data for schools in tanzania open knowledge justice programme who we are team board of directors board meeting minutes governance funders the open knowledge network what is open definition how to open data why open data about mission our impact ckan the open definition frictionless data school of data open spending open knowledge labs the open data handbook the data journalism handbook global network the public domain review open data day csvconf press press releases press resources contact us jobs code of conduct blog the open budget survey is a comprehensive analysis and survey that evaluates whether governments give the public access to budget information and opportunities to participate in the budget process at a national level open knowledge foundation worked with international budget partnership ibp to build an interactive data explorer that allows users to visualise and interact with the data from current and previous surveys in a number of different ways this gives insight into the progress of individual countries in the area of budget transparency and allows for detailed comparison and analysis across rankings as well as transparency as to how rankings and scores are calculated opportunity how transparent and accountable are different countries national budgets every two years the international budget partnership ibp runs the open budget survey the world s only independent comparative assessment of the three pillars of public budget accountability transparency oversight and public participation to try to answer this question by measuring the budgets of 115 countries against a wide range of openness standards around the world there has been a decline in public trust in government in part due to instances of corruption but also because of dramatic increases in inequality in many countries leaders who have disguised their intolerant and reactionary agendas with populist rhetoric have been swept into power driving out many government champions of transparency and accountability especially in the global south more broadly across countries there has been shrinking of civic space rollbacks of media freedoms and a crackdown on those who seek to hold government to account including individual activists civil society organizations and journalists open and accountable public budgeting is at the center of democratic practice and equity and is the first place we should look for ways to strengthen the interaction between governments and citizens ensuring that the budgeting process is characterised by high levels of transparency appropriate checks and balances and opportunities for public participation is key to stemming the decline in confidence in government and representative democracy the opportunity presented here is a key one for open knowledge foundation how can we utilise design and technology to allow citizens to gain as much useful insight as possible from published open data and do so in a way which allows for the individual to navigate their own way though the data to inform and gain insight which can be used to hold governments to account and open up ways of thinking about problems in new ways the timeline page allows you to view a selected country s progress over time by measuring either ranking or index score how we helped the open budget survey is published alongside an interactive data explorer developed by open knowledge foundation which allows users to visualise the data from current and previous surveys the data explorer application demonstrates our team s skills in presenting complex data via simple user interfaces user s can interact with current historical and comparative data via a range of interfaces and get customised downloads for offline analysis all via a simple and discoverable user experience a map view shows the changing geography of openness over the six surveys while a timeline shows the movements of individual countries over the same period a more detailed page of rankings shows graphically how each country s score is calculated a datasheet for each country presents the full data letting the user see how it has performed on each test in every survey users can also generate custom reports or download the entire dataset another useful feature allows users to see how a country s score might change for the next survey you can decide what changes to make to your chosen country s budget systems and the change that would result to its openness score is shown a page for each country included in the survey breaks down the ranking by showing the answers to the survey questions the document availability tab allows users to explore the public availability of budget documents and compare across the different surveys that have been taken place results since 2012 the survey explorer has been an essential companion to the open budget survey and this is set to continue for many years to come along with the open budget survey tracker also built by okf it provides the essential tools to help ibp and others utilise the power behind their published data in support of their mission at a high level the explorer gives voice and meaning to the raw data collected by the survey and the results show that there is much work to be done although overall global transparency has declined from 2015 the level of transparency remains well above where it was a decade ago and published documents contain slightly more information now than they did in previous years our ability to see the progress is enabled by the detail of the information that is visualised using the survey and explorer not only are we measuring the existence of open data more we are measuring it at a the detail necessary to really assess its usefulness the message is clear that any government irrespective of region or culture can become more transparent the vast majority of countries could quickly improve transparency by making documents they already produce publicly available and the explorer is an important tool governments can use to identify where they can make improvements we are supporting governments in their open data policies while at the same time giving power to organisations such as ibp that hold these governments to account there are many great examples of surveys being used to measure the state of various measures of progress around the world and there are huge opportunities to improve the usefulness of these surveys with initiatives like the survey explorer the work was a direct inspiration for the right to education index website also produced by okf that gives a way to explore the data of another survey designed to ensure that all people no matter where they live can enjoy their right to a quality education be more open our experienced team works with a range of international organisations and governments around the world to find out more about how we can help your organisation become more open get in touch updating the master provider index is a ten minute process with data packages from open knowledge we ve dramatically accelerated a process that used to be two days of work claudiu branzan principal software engineer atigeo very informative introduction to open data delivered in a professional yet relaxed way encouraging lots of discussions julie clough health and social care information center support a fair free and open future donate now open knowledge foundation privacy policy ip policy cookie policy terms of use jobs contact source code available under the mit license cc by content on this site made by open knowledge foundation is licensed under a creative commons attribution 4 0 international license refer to our attributions page for attributions of other work on the site what we do training services community and campaigns examples of our work facilitating data validation and reuse versatile visualisation of open budget data creating an open data publication toolkit celebrating open data with communities across the world building an open database of information on all clinical trials frictionless publication and use of fiscal data mapping the state of open government data across the globe improving geolocation data for schools in tanzania open knowledge justice programme who we are team board of directors board meeting minutes governance funders the open knowledge network what is open definition how to open data why open data about mission our impact ckan the open definition frictionless data school of data open spending open knowledge labs the open data handbook the data journalism handbook global network the public domain review open data day csvconf press press releases press resources contact us jobs code of conduct blog facebook twitter donate subscribe