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Who can participate?
We will create multi-skilled teams based on the different profiles who are present. We're inviting diplomats, journalists, developers, designers, students, citizens, civil society actors, social entrepreneurs, academics and basically anyone who want to use and re-use public open data to hack diplomatic issues. If you feel this topic appeals to you then you are more than welcome.The Diplohack
A Diplohack is a hackathon focused on creating synergies between the skill sets of people from a wide variety of backgrounds, such as diplomats, developers, designers, NGOs etc. In this case we will use these collaborative and creative methods to build applications that give citizens more insight and usable information about European decision-making.The Datad(r)ive
Before the Diplohack starts we will host a webinar together with the EU institutions to talk about the available data and the technical details on 15 April 2016. This webinar is open for everyone and you can ask questions about the data to prepare for Diplohack Brussels. For the webinar, you need to register separately on Eventbrite.The Data
The Council of the European Union and the EU institutions already have an extensive catalogue of open datasets, which you can use to build your application. These cover many different aspects, including Politics, Law, Transparency and Finance. On the EU Open Data Portal you can see which datasets are already available.On the EU Open Data Portal you can see the datasets published by the European Union institutions. Similarly, the European Data Portal provides data from all member states as well.
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