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A broad survey of the data literature that summarizes five different ways to think about data trusts:

  • A data trust as a repeatable framework of terms and mechanisms.

  • A data trust as a mutual organisation.

  • A data trust as a legal structure.

  • A data trust as a store of data.

  • A data trust as public oversight of data access.

Special project at the ODI around how to increase access to data while retaining trust. Article revolves around four key areas when thinking about a data trust.

  • Applying the legal trust concept to data

  • The motives of a data trust can be both good and bad

  • Protecting against poor uses of data and supporting good ones

  • Piloting a data trust

Bianca Wylie and Sean McDonald, What is a Data Trust?arrow-up-right

Sean McDonald and Keith Porcaro, The Civic Trustarrow-up-right

Nesta Blogs

Nestaarrow-up-right, a global innovation foundation focused on solving the big challenges of our time. The following are a few blogs around the issues of data, privacy and innovation.

"Eight smart cities that are restoring privacy and empowering citizens with dataarrow-up-right"

"Striking a balance: Data protection vs. Data Driven Innovationarrow-up-right"

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