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2 years ago Goal of the discussion 21/04/2022
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Etablir des liens de confiance entre le Fondation et Open Collective
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Obtenir un engagement de la part de TGE sur les déductions fiscales à l'échelle européenne / mondiale
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Voir si une version "private" d'Open Collective peut ls aider en interne pour faciliter la création de "fonds des amis"
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(Voir comment nous pouvons apporter un soutien quelconque sur le programme d'open-data de la Fondation (ci-dessous ce qu'ils nous ont envoyé))
Open data about philanthropy Status: prospecting
Scope: foundations (Belgium + EU)
Description Consistent, representative data about philanthropy is missing both at the Belgian and European level.
We need the philanthropy sector to be able to produce macro indicators about itself. One piece of the puzzle is the publication of philanthropic activities, in particular of grants, in an open and standardized way by foundations and donors.
We strive to promote the publication of open data about philanthropy, as well as to find solution to produce better indicators about the sector.
Status In Belgium:
The KBF is able to publish its grants in open data following. The federation of Belgian philanthropic foundation is planning to create a database of foundations in Belgium Through the federation, we have started discussion with other Belgian foundation to convince them to publish their grants in open data We need to discuss the adoption of a common standard and taxonomy, but this should be aligned with the European level. In Europe:
Many actors are working towards that goal, but there is a real lack of coordination between the different actors. A lot of awareness work is still needed to convince more foundations to publish their data. The covid-19 crisis has been an accelerator to be transparent about philanthropic activities. A coalition of actors, coordinated by Dafne, is planning a study to map the different open data initiatives in European foundations, which would serve as a basis for a coordinated open data action.
Belgium