Informationsweiterverwendung Informationsverzeichnisse
Verlagswesen    Stadtmarketing   Informationsprüfung
InformationszugangWissensmanagement Geoinformationen
Veröffentlichungspflichten       Verbraucherinformationen
Umweltinformationen Transparenz Projektmanagement
Informationsmanagement            Aktive Informationspolitik
Publizität     Informationsfreiheitsgesetz    Produktivität

Einführung in das Informations-freiheitsgesetz (IFG)

Der praxisorientierte Kurs richtet sich an alle innerhalb der Behörde, deren Aufgabe es ist, IFG-Anträge zu bearbeiten.

Weitere Details unter
oci-Schulung zum IFG

Weiteres
zu den Themen

Informationsfreiheit:
IFG-Rundbrief
oci-Schulung zum IFG

Marktforschung:
Online-Informationen
B2B-Informationen
Finanzinformationen

Weiterverwendung:
oci-Portal zum Thema
IWG-Rundbrief
oci-Schulung zu IWG

oci Webpräsenz:

SlideShare
LinkedIn
XING
 

Recognising the road to data.gov.de
An assessment of the European and national regulatory framework impacting PSI re-use in Germany (Oct.2010)

One of the positive starts to the new decade has been the active interest of governments and public bodies in “open data” and “open government” agendas, an interest which in turn fosters greater transparency by making public sector data more accessible. Leaders here have been the UK and the USA. Germany implemented the EU PSI Directive (2003/98/EC) with the Federal Information Re-use Law (Informationsweiterverwendungsgesetz – IWG) in December 2006. The IWG is a Federal law which has effect upon Federal authorities, Federal State authorities and municipal bodies alike. This is in contrast to related legislation such as the freedom of information, access to environmental information, consumer information and geoinformation which require implementation at the Federal and Federal State level. This ePSIPplatform Topic Report gives an overview of the German regulatory framework surrounding PSI re-use and provides a critical assessment of the extent to which it supports an open data agenda for Germany.

                                                     "Topic Report" herunterladen