Open Data Manchester is developing a Community Data Handbook – an open resource that will enable communities to carry out their own data projects. Throughout 2021, as part of Our Streets
This is aimed at anyone who wants to help develop tools for communities to collect, use and understand data about where they live.
Over the past year, Open Data Manchester has been carrying out community-led data collection, including local traffic counting and air-quality monitoring as part of Our Streets Chorlton. A group of
We wrote that 2020 was a year like no other – while 2021 – was one where things felt a bit too much like more of the same. In the
COP26 was billed as the most important global environmental talks since the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21) where the ‘Paris Agreement’ was negotiated between 196 parties. This was
Ahead of COP26, we’re convening a positive conversation with people who are tackling many, complex issues, from local to global efforts, using data to support their work.
2020 has been a year unlike any other and – like everyone else – we have been forced to adapt to and overcome the various challenges that COVID-19 has thrown at us.