D4D Asia has provided space for indigenous populations to participate in data for development projects and have more of a seat at the table, highlighting the importance for indigenous communities to have sovereignty over their data and traditional knowledge.
This handbook compiles and organises existing research and emerging/established models of open data practices taking place globally and in the Asia region.
Publishing parliamentary/legislative information as open data, open standards, and parliamentary digital services - best practices, case studies, consultations with government and civil society actors.
Digitization of parliamentary answers and documents.
