[Portugal] Invitation to GODAN Webinar on "Measuring the impact of open data initiatives in agriculture & nutrition" on 20th March 2019
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From: Suchith Anand <Suchith.Anand godan.info>
Date: terça, 19/03/2019 à(s) 17:43
Subject: [godan_cd] Invitation to GODAN Webinar on "Measuring the impact of
open data initiatives in agriculture & nutrition" on 20th March 2019
To: GODAN Capacity Development Working Group <godan_cd dgroups.org>
Dear colleagues,
On behalf of the Global Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition (GODAN), it
is my pleasure to invite you to join our next webinar on 20th March 2019.
Details below.
Join us for a webinar on Mar 20, 2019 at 4:00 PM CET.
Register here: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1468721432705743884
This webinar will discuss an open data evaluation framework that focuses on
process and outcome oriented evaluation of open data initiatives, with an
emphasis on earlier stage assessment, as this offers better options to
design new and, monitor and steer ongoing initiatives. Open data efforts
often do not follow a clear methodology to assess their impact.
Nevertheless, insight into the (potential) impact of open data is key - to
monitor and improve the performance of open data initiatives, to assess the
effectiveness of funding and demonstrate their value, and to learn how to
best achieve impact under local conditions when developing new
interventions. The GODAN Action methodology for impact evaluation combines
elements already identified by other methods whilst also taking account of
newer perspectives, such as the political economy of ecosystems where open
data initiatives are being implemented.
*Presenters*
Rob Lokers is a project manager of ICT projects and research
infrastructures at Wageningen Environmental Research, Wageningen UR. He has
a long year experience in information system development in scientific and
commercial environments. His expertise is in ICT and data science in
various domains (agriculture, food security, environment), research
infrastructures, knowledge technology and agro- environmental modelling.
Rob’s focus is on co-creating innovative knowledge infrastructures and
applications that advance the level of agro-environmental applications by
exploiting the possibilities of Open Data, Big Data and the Semantic Web.
He has led projects and work packages in large international research
projects and service contracts, e.g. research infrastructure initiatives
like the FP7 SemaGrow and Trees4Future projects and knowledge platforms
like Climate-ADAPT, the European Platform for Climate Adaptation. Currently
Rob coordinates among others the GODAN Action project, focussing on
achieving impact by engaging with open data in agriculture and nutrition.
Laura Miguel Ayala is a project manager at Wageningen Environmental
Research, working on impact assessment in the various domains of expertise
of Wageningen University and Research, among others water management and
land use. Laura is currently working on impact evaluation of open data in
the GODAN Action project and she is also coordinating the impact evaluation
for the LEGEND programme of the Land Portal Foundation. Laura has a broad
experience in international research and development projects, among others
in Latin America and recently worked on the implementation of an integrated
water management climate smart coffee production.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing
information about joining the webinar.
View System Requirements
<https://link.gotowebinar.com/help-system-requirements-attendees>
We thank CTA for organising the webinar. We are looking forward to see you
all for discussions and exploring future collaborations.
Best wishes,
Suchith
Dr Suchith Anand
http://www.godan.info
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