We live in economies of data and should increasingly talk power dynamics, equity, monetization, commons, (re)distribution, public use and so much more. The UNESCO Inclusive Policy Lab brings the latest by leading experts as they debate ideas and discuss policy solutions to these issues.
THINK PIECES
Empowering Voices: Citizen-Generated Gender Data for Inclusive Governance by Ramya Emandi, Jessamyn Encarnacion, Sofia Olofsson
Addressing digital colonialism: A path to equitable data governance by Bitange Ndemo of the University of Nairobi
Beyond the noise: Accurate measurement for equity-focused policy by Jennifer Lerner of Harvard Kennedy School and Brian Gill of Mathematica
Breaking data silos: empowering individuals through secure data exchanges by Rahul Matthan and Shreya Ramann of the law firm Trilegal, based in India
Digital Public Infrastructure – lessons from India by Sharad Sharma of ISPIRT Foundation and Samir Saran of Observer Research Foundation
Diversity in technology design – from economic strategy to social justice imperative by Ruby Pappoe of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Laura Schelenz of the International Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, at University of Tuebingen
Data solidarity: why sharing is not always caring by Barbara Prainsack of University of Vienna
Data privacy and the Internet of Things by Stacy-Ann Elvy of UC Davis
Data as markets – it is time to talk (re)distribution by Pantelis Koutroumpis of the University of Oxford
Data value – monetization, statistics, no privacy infringed by Makoto Nirei of the University of Tokyo
No trust, no data by Ninni Gustavsen and Frederik W. Larsen of the Danish Ministry of Industry
Speaking of the future: make sure no voice is left behind by Robert Kirkpatrick of the UN Global Pulse
Apply research skills to new data, transform developmental effectiveness by Arianna Legovini of the World Bank
Participatory data collection: from crisis response to inclusive citizenship by Nina Asterina and Vanesha Manuturi of the Kota Kita Foundation
PODCASTS
Our relations around data are broken - why and how to fix them with Maria Savona of University of Sussex and LUISS University in Rome
Data value: to share, or not to share with Diane Coyle of University of Cambridge
Data equity – there is no hiding with Gry Hasselbalch of DataEthics.Eu
Partner on data to make it work for public good with Holly Krambeck of the World Bank
Treat data like you treat infants – signals and empathy are key with James Ingram of LiiV, CEO of Splashlight and Telmar
Data is an instrument – are we using it right? with Arianna Legovini of the World Bank
CHANNEL
All podcasts are available on THE POLICY NERD podcast channel.
