The Open Data Charter was founded in 2015 as a collaboration between governments and experts who came together and agreed six global principles for how to publish information. 

The shared aspiration was that data should be open by default, timely and interoperable. More than 90 governments and organisations have joined the movement – from the UK, Argentina and Ukraine, to the Web Foundation, Open Knowledge International and the Open Data Institute. 

Our goal is to embed the culture and practice of openness in governments in ways that are resilient to change and addressing policy challenges.


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The Buenos Aires office focuses on open data initiatives and supports research projects in the local community.

Buenos Aires

The Singapore office focuses on strategic communications and regional outreach to enhance brand presence in Asia.

Singapore

Open Data Charter's headquarters in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico

Natalia Carfi

This department provides strategic guidance and expert advice to the organization through a group of experienced advisors.

Advisory Board

This department oversees the strategic direction and decision-making processes for implementation initiatives.

Implementation Governance

This department focuses on volunteer engagement in research initiatives and communication efforts.

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