New Zealand's incorruptibility and transparency

were not "practiced" in one day.

New Zealand government's national data opening project can be traced back to 28.

In 216, according to the Open Data Barometer: Global Report-Third Edition published by the World Wide Web Foundation, New Zealand ranked sixth in terms of data openness and second in terms of influence, and has become one of the countries with high influence on government data openness in the world.

what has the new Zealand government done to make information public?

first of all, the government has set up three government data open governance groups with different responsibilities to regulate and supervise the data open and release behavior of various government departments, namely, the CEO Group of Government Data Open, the Steering Group of Government Data Open and the Open Data Secretariat.

among them, the members of the government CIO team are the staff of the Department of Internal Affairs of New Zealand, who are responsible for the smooth implementation of the government's information and communication technology strategy.

the opening of government data

is an important dimension of this strategy,

the setting of some positions

also escorts the opening of government data.

the main leaders of these institutions are not full-time staff, but officials from various government departments hold part-time positions.

they have certain working experience and fully understand the specific situation of data involved in the actual business of various departments, and have a more intuitive grasp of the macro guidance of the government and a deeper understanding of the public's data utilization needs.

They are responsible for the formulation and modification of government data open governance projects, which can be more suitable for the actual work and application environment, have higher operability, avoid the jumble of state departments and improve the efficiency of human resources.

where can I find these public data?

In September p>29,

with the support of the New Zealand government,

New Zealand public data open portal

data.govt.nz

was officially launched

At present, there are 22 kinds of data directories available for retrieval on this website, including-

agriculture, forestry and fisheries, and art. Finance, taxation and economy, health, infrastructure, justice, land, local and regional governments, Maori and Pacific islanders, immigrants, ministers, cabinets and archives, population and society, science and research, national sector performance, tourism, transportation, involving government affairs, social development, business investment, public interests and many other aspects.

It is precisely because the information is so transparent that

New Zealand is selected as one of the

cleanest countries in the world every year.