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(Nederlands) Onderzoek naar vindbaarheid open beschikkingen
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(Nederlands) Open data kan de democratie verbeteren – ook in Noord-Europa
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(Nederlands) Open overheid kieswijzer 2023
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(Nederlands) Vind je stembureau via WaarIsMijnStemlokaal.nl
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(Nederlands) Nederland is Europese middenmoter bij Global Data Barometer
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Open Complaints
In collaboration with the National Ombudsman, Open State Foundation has started the project Open Complaints. This project is part of the Action plan Open Government 2020-2022, … Read more
After ‘Hawija’: the way forward for the Dutch ministry of Defence
For the past months, we, as a consortium of civil society organisations, have engaged with the Dutch Ministry of Defence (MoD) on its policies and practices … Read more
(Nederlands) Open State Foundation en NOS doen onderzoek naar terzijde gelegde briefstemmen
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Open Lobby
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(Nederlands) Eerste nominaties Black Box Award bekend
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(Nederlands) Kom jij het Open State team versterken?
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Dutch Ministry of Defense does not share enough open data
The Dutch Ministry of Defense shares less open data than the defense ministries in the United Kingdom and the United States, according to comparative research. In … Read more
(Nederlands) Wat zijn de sentimenten in berichten van lokale politieke partijen?
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Goodbye Column Tom Kunzler: Smart Home of Thorbecke
Tom Kunzler, assistent-director of Open State Foundation is saying goodbye to Open State Foundation after working five years in the service of open government. On the … Read more
Government, stop using PDF-files
In Dutch you can find a column of Lisette Kalshoven and Tom Kunzler of Open State Foundation encouraging governments in the Netherlands to stop using PDF … Read more
How PoliFLW can be used to analyze political discourse
Max Dijkstra (student at the University of Leiden) has published researched on how political parties talk about migration in relation to security. He used the database … Read more
Towards an Open Company Register
On Thursday April 11 the Dutch House of Representatives will host a round-table on the new Company Register Law. On behalf of Open State Foundation, Tom … Read more
Elections and open data meet-up
Do you want to review the last and preview the upcoming elections? Want to chat about the role of open data in elections? Then come to … Read more
This happened before you read it on the news
App gives insight into the political origin of a news report See at a glance which political documents exist about a local or regional news item? … Read more
Open mobility meet-up
Come join us on the 30th of January to chat about all things transportation and open data. This informal event is to discuss, network, complain, praise … Read more
NGOs urge European Parliament to vote for free access to company and UBO registers
On Monday the 3rd of December the European Parliament talks about the revision of the Public Sector Information (PSI) Directive. This Directive promotes the release of … Read more
One in three municipalities fail to provide mandatory policy indicators
Since 2017 Dutch municipalities are obliged to provide information in their budget and realization on external recruitment, overhead and formation. Open State research showed that one in … Read more
Municipality: require open standard for bikeshare providers
By: Benjamin W. Broersma Open State asked for more open data on mobility in public transportation before [1]. In this post Benjamin tells why bikeshare providers, … Read more
Machine-learning and council information: how to label council data through machine-learning techniques
Nowadays more and more municipalities publish their council information, such as minutes and council proposals, as open data. Although this is a positive development, more work … Read more
Only 5 percent of NVWA restaurant inspections made public
Since the Dutch Food Safety Authority (NVWA) started to publish its lunchroom inspection map in 2014, information on restaurant inspections in the Netherlands are still not … Read more
Dutch Chamber of Commerce incurring high costs for governments and companies
The lack of a modern digital Dutch Chamber of Commerce costs governments and businesses is a source of high costs and complications and restricts access to … Read more
An open company register needs a new financing model
In the Netherlands, unlike the countries around us, data from the company register is not freely accessible to everyone. Although the company register is a so-called … Read more
Municipal and regional budgets 2018 online
Via openspending.nl the 2018 budgets of all municipalities and provinces in the Netherlands can be found. You can also find the release of the third quarter … Read more
Local governments keep doors closed for FOIA requests via email
Local governments in the Netherlands that have closed the possibility to file a freedom of information request via email in recent years must reconsider this decision. … Read more
Government research on implementation new Dutch transparency law based on ‘thin ice’
After a new Dutch transparency law was passed by the House of Representatives of the Netherlands in April 2016, the Dutch Minister of Interior asked a … Read more
Data on use of medicins to be published as open data
From the autumn, the Netherlands Health Institute will publish data on developments in the use of medicines, medical aid instruments and associated costs from its GIPdatabase … Read more
Dutch chamber of commerce’s first step, new government should open company register
Today, one year after the announcement of Minister of Economic Affairs and the publication of an investigation to which he commissioned the Chamber of Commerce himself, … Read more
Politwoops: Dutch politicians deleted 10,787 tweets during the Dutch election campaign
An analysis of deletes of Twitter messages by Dutch candidates during the election period in the Netherlands. Politwoops followed Dutch candidates for the elections. It archived … Read more
Minister of Economic Affairs blocks attempts open data company register before elections
Just seven days before Dutch parliamentary elections and as a final attempt to block progress to open up the Dutch companies register, Minister Kamp (Economic Affairs) … Read more
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Politwoops 101
More than ever before politicians make use of social media during election campaigns. Facebook is popular but especially in debates on radio and TV, including Friday … Read more
Politwoops captures deleted tweets of most candidates in Dutch elections
Politicians sometimes regret what they tweeted. With Politwoops one can search and find tweets that politicians have deleted. Adding 768 candidates in the Dutch elections, today … Read more
Visitors Dutch government’s website search most for “doing business with”
Visitors of the Dutch government’s website rijksoverheid.nl are searching the most for the term “doing business with”. Between 2011 and 2016 this term was used in … Read more
Where are the data of the Ministry of Defence?
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has a world to win when it comes to open data and transparency. The Ministry of Defence is one of the … Read more
Dutch government only publish limited number of FOIA decisions online
Despite the recommendation of the Committee on the Future Government Communication in 2001 to publish FOIA decisions online, only few governments in the Netherlands structurally do … Read more
Results of Accountability Hack
On the 9th of September the first edition of Accountability Hack was held at the Dutch Court of Audit in the Hague. In total 20 teams … Read more
New version Subsidytracker shows need for local open subsidy data
Today Open State Foundation launches a new version of Subsidietracker, a tool that makes 162,179 subsidies provided by 206 Dutch government organisations to 58,432 recipients searchable. … Read more
General Budget Debates in 721,393 words
Last week the General Budget Debate took place in the Dutch parliament. During these two days, every year, political leaders of the political parties represented in … Read more
Open Spending
In collaboration with the Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS), Open State Foundation launched the project Open Spending. This project is supported by the Dutch Ministry of … Read more
Verkiezingen 2017
On March 15, 2017, general elections are held in The Netherlands. Open State Foundation believes that the Central Elections Council needs to open and publish more … Read more
One in ten Dutch government agencies report open datasets to central portal
Less than a tenth of all government agencies reports open datasets via the Dutch government’s central open data portal data.overheid.nl. Out of 1,069 government organisations only … Read more
Minister of Economic Affairs announces first step open company register
Minister Kamp of Economic Affairs wants the Chamber of Commerce to publish a subset of the Dutch company register as open data. The minister of Economic … Read more
Accountability Hack
On the eve of Prince’s Day (Budget Day), for the first time in the Netherlands, Accountability Hack took place. During this hackathon government spending and performance … Read more
Almost billion euro less subsidies Dutch gov ministries in 2015
In 2015, ministries have provided nearly one billion euro fewer subsidies than in 2014. The number of grants has almost halved compared to 2014 and below … Read more