[OpenSpending] Two Calls for Proposals on open budget data research
Randall Kemp
rkemp at fiscaltransparency.net
Thu Oct 23 21:03:51 UTC 2014
Dear Open Spending community:
[With apologies for cross posting; please distribute widely.]
Announcing two Calls for Proposals on open budget data research.
The Global Initiative for Fiscal Transparency (GIFT) is commissioning
two research projects which you or your network may find of interest.
Open Budget Data Current State of Affairs: Call for Proposals
This research effort, both a landscape (existing practices and research)
and assessment (identification of gaps and opportunities in the practice
and research), will compile existing practices related to the use of
open budget data as it relates to the delivery of public services and
overall engagement with public stakeholders.
http://fiscaltransparency.net/2014/10/open-budget-data-current-state-of-affairs-call-for-proposals
Country Case Studies of Practical and Innovative Approaches on Open
Budget Data and Fiscal Policies: Call for Proposals
This research explores in detail three to five examples of countries
using open budget data in innovative ways to connect with the public,
CSOs, academics, and the media.
http://fiscaltransparency.net/2014/10/country-case-studies-of-practical-and-innovative-approaches-on-open-budget-data-and-fiscal-policies-call-for-proposals/
GIFT <www.fiscaltransparency.net> is a multi-stakeholder action network
of governments, international organizations, civil society groups,
professional associations, and private sector participants.
Randall Kemp
GIFT
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