November 25, 2024 | Amaya Webster
Data isn’t just information on paper or screen—it represents landscapes, communities, and human lives. It is integral to not just surviving but thriving.
How Candid.org takes a trustworthy approach to creating value through responsible data, and aligns to the BD4D Commitments.
How The Soil Inventory Project stewards agricultural data to build confidence and trust in their apps and their data infrastructure.
How the Rosalynn Carter Mental Health and Caregiver Program at The Carter Center uses three pillars of data to guide research and innovation.
We are delighted to announce v1.0 of the BD4D Standard and Playbook, a practical data governance standard bringing trust and transparency to the social sector.
How do you work with data? We’re listening and learning from our BD4D community as we co-create the Better Deal for Data.
Discussions at the Society for Range Management taught us that people who depend on rangelands need a Better Deal for Data.