It would be interesting to see what would be required to work with the Israeli State Budget data, inside Open Muni Budgets.
Open Muni Budgets has been written in a generic way to work with many budgets, not just in Israel, but there is a fundamental assumption - that the budget data follow some type of structure, what we call a template.
The Israeli State Budget is far from following a fixed structure.
However, there is a tagging system in use to follow changes of the budget over time, and, fundamentally, our implementation of Budget templates, is just a type of taxonomic structure, so it is not impossible.
Here is the latest dataset of the Israeli State budget, from Adam's project:
alon
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11 years ago
It would be interesting to see what would be required to work with the Israeli State Budget data, inside Open Muni Budgets.
Open Muni Budgets has been written in a generic way to work with many budgets, not just in Israel, but there is a fundamental assumption - that the budget data follow some type of structure, what we call a template.
The Israeli State Budget is far from following a fixed structure.
However, there is a tagging system in use to follow changes of the budget over time, and, fundamentally, our implementation of Budget templates, is just a type of taxonomic structure, so it is not impossible.
Here is the latest dataset of the Israeli State budget, from Adam's project:
https://github.com/akariv/obudget/blob/master/data/master.json