The provisions of this policy apply to all public data and information – non-confidential or protected – produced by the National Center for Performance Measurement, whatever their source, form, or nature, including paper records, information stored on a computer, audio or video tapes, maps, photographs, manuscripts or documents. Handwritten, or any form of recorded information.
It is data available to all visitors to the National Center for Performance Measurement website, which aims to enhance participation and raise the level of knowledge. Visitors to the platform and beneficiaries of its services should review the policy of using that data to know any updates made on it, and it should be noted that all open data available on the National Center for Performance Measurement is not-for-profit.
Data should be made available: This principle assures that the data of public entities is accessible to all through disclosure, access, or use, unless the nature of the data necessitates that it not be revealed, should be protected, or confidential.
Data is made available and provided in machine-readable formats that allow for automatic processing and storage in commonly used file formats such as CSV, XLS, JSON, or XML.
The most recent Data Sets are published on a regular basis and made available to everyone as they become available. When possible, data gathered by public entities are published as soon as they are collected, and precedence is given to data of decreasing usefulness over time.
Open data sets must be as detailed as feasible and reflect recorded data that is not conflicting with the personal data protection policy. Metadata that clarifies and explains the preliminary data, as well as explanations or equations that describe how the data is retrieved or produced, should be included.
Data sets must be made available to everybody without discrimination or registration. Anyone, at any time, can access public open data without having to prove their identity or offer a reason for doing so.
Open data should be made freely available to everyone.
Open data is subject to a license, which specifies the frequency with which it can be used as well as the terms, obligations, and limits imposed on the user. The usage of open data also implies acceptance of the licensing terms.
Inclusiveness makes open data accessible and inclusive, improves public transparency and accountability, and aids decision-making and service delivery.
The entities play an active role in encouraging open data reuse and providing the required resources and skills. The entities must collaborate with stakeholders to empower the next generation of open data innovators and to engage individuals, entities, and everyone in general in launching open data capabilities.
The open data user is responsible for reusing the data on the National Center for Measuring the Performance, and the reuse of this data should not result in any errors related to the content, source, and date of the data.
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