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Status Update, 4-Jul-2013

Status Update, 4-Jul-2013. HXL is being supported as part of OCHA’s Data and Analysis Project 2 full time staff: program manager and open data technical advisor ( ) 5 consultants + 2 firms ( ScraperWiki and Frog), long term posts in process

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Status Update, 4-Jul-2013

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  1. Status Update, 4-Jul-2013 • HXL is being supported as part of OCHA’s Data and Analysis Project • 2 full time staff: program manager and open data technical advisor ( ) • 5 consultants + 2 firms (ScraperWiki and Frog), long term posts in process • Possible in-kind support from Emergency.lu, Ericsson, Motorola

  2. Status Update, 4-Jul-2013 • Focus on de-siloing OCHA internal data as well as partner data and making that available to support analysis across the humanitarian community • Phase 1: now through Q1 2013. For HXL: • Reference data services (CODs, emergency names, etc.) • “Predictable” datasets: UNHCR PSR, WFP VAM/Logs • Others?

  3. By the end of phase 1,you should be able to: • Rely on HXL-based services for things like: • Geographic references (pcodes, placenames) • Emergency names • Organization names • Clusters by country • Reliably get some key datasets from partners • Engage with the HXL community to define an interoperability standard for your cluster’s key data

  4. Keep informed:hxl.humanitarianresponse.info

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