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Exploratory Study on the Role and Impact of Kenyan Open Data Technology
Intermediaries
Leo Mutuku 30th April, 2013
iHub assessed the intended long-term impact of
open data technologies as information
intermediaries.
Open Data in Developing Countries
How intermediary open data applications:
1. affect the awareness of the availability and potential
value of open data among citizens;
2. Are deployed to increase consumption and use of data;
3. Impact citizens and improve governance.
Objectives
Methodology
Mixed methodology –qualitative; quantitative; experimental
• Literature review
• A baseline survey
• Dashboard data
• In-depth interviews
• User experience research.
Emerging Findings (i)
62%
Citizens do access and use
government data but know
little about KODI and Open
Data Applications.
Percentage of citizens seeking government data
Emerging Findings (i)
Media most popular source of government information
Emerging Findings (i)
Only 10% of all respondents had heard
of open data before with 7% having heard of the Kenya Open Data Initiative and portal.
Emerging Findings (ii)
Low quality of the available data hindering its
usage and value.
- Information relevance
- Outdated information
- Lack of readily usable dataset
Emerging Findings (ii)
Well-designed and implemented technology intermediaries enhance
access and usability of open data
Determinants of Open Data Platforms/ Applications
legal social
political
www.research.ihub.co.ke
http://www.ihub.co.ke/ihubresearch/opendata/