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QA of Open Data Handbook Nepali Version
- Nikesh Balami | Fri Aug 26 2016
Handbook Introduction The Open Data Handbook (first issued in 2010 and regularly updated) is a guide to open data, specifically open government data. It was first issued in 2010 by Open Knowledge International and has been regularly updated since. The handbook has been used by governments and civil society organizations around the world as an Learn more
Who says what: 9th National Information Day Kathmandu
- Nikesh Balami | Wed Aug 24 2016
[22nd August 2016] By felicitating six RTI campaigners Raju Dhakal, Sailendra Jha, Biswadeep Tiwari, Modanath Trital, Govinda Dahal and Prabin Kumar Sharma. National Information Commission (NIC) marked the celebration of 9th National Information Day in Kathmandu. Honorable Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal was the chief guest of an event. Every year Information Day is celebrated Learn more
Office of Company Registrar Nepal joined the momentum
- Nikesh Balami | Sun Aug 21 2016
Sometimes small key points makes you happy and boost your determination. My recent visit to the Office of the Company Registrar Nepal website makes me feel that way. The reason for my happiness with the website is pretty straightforward – I was happy because I found a page named “Data” in the site with whole Learn more
Fundraising for Open Data Handbook Nepali Version
- Nikesh Balami | Fri Aug 05 2016
Open Data Barometer 2015, a global annual survey that measures and ranks the availability, readiness, and impact of open (government) data of nations ranked Nepal at position 68 among 92 countries surveyed. Nepal’s overall score is 13.09, Readiness score is 22, Implementation score is 12, and Impact score is 8. The scores are relative to Learn more
Stay Tuned!! We are updating
- Nikesh Balami | Thu Jun 02 2016
Last week on the date of 28th May 2016, Open Knowledge International (OKI) announced the official name change through an announcement on the Blog and the Forum. An UK-registered organisation, which was previously known as Open Knowledge Foundation Network (OKFN) & Open Knowledge Foundation (OKF) now want everyone to denote and support them by using Learn more
