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Community Data 2.0: Building Partnerships for Local Decision-Making

This presentation highlights the importance of community data for informed decision-making by local government. It covers the benefits of high-quality data, the role of GIS composite maps, and the development of an online community data platform. The session explores partnership opportunities, data stewardship, and the integration of technology for community change. Reflect on data-driven strategies for enhancing quality of life indicators and fostering collaboration between residents and institutions. Discover practical steps toward becoming effective change-makers in your community.

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Community Data 2.0: Building Partnerships for Local Decision-Making

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  1. An Opportunity for Partnership SCOPE Presentation to Sarasota City Commission April 15, 2012

  2. Data-Based Decision-Making by Local Government • Allocating funds and resources • Updating policies • Tracking performance • Responding to local community circumstances

  3. Community Data for Community Change

  4. Features & Benefits of High Quality Data Benefits • Preventing overgeneralization • Keeping up with the pace of change • Acknowledging primary locus of control Features • Granular • Frequent • Citizen-Centric

  5. Getting Started: GIS Composite Map

  6. Using the Composite Map

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  12. Using the Composite Map

  13. Using the Composite Map

  14. Using the Composite Map

  15. Using the Composite Map

  16. It’s Time for an Online Community Data Platform

  17. Developing a Community Data Platform Online Gathering of Perspectives Data Stewards Group Meetings In-person Convenings (Other) 1:1 with Data Stewards Quality of Life Indicators Datasets & Stewards Data 2.0 Sessions Reflection for Decision-Making Platform & Technologies Online Community Platform Residents Institutions / Sectors Synching with other local resources / technologies

  18. Partnership Opportunities Online Gathering of Perspectives Data Stewards Group Meetings In-person Convenings (Other) 1:1 with Data Stewards Quality of Life Indicators Datasets & Stewards Data 2.0 Sessions Reflection for Decision-Making Platform & Technologies Online Community Platform Residents Institutions / Sectors Synching with other local resources / technologies

  19. Community Data 2.0: The May 19 County-Wide Session

  20. Partnership Opportunities Online Gathering of Perspectives Data Stewards Group Meetings In-person Convenings (Other) 1:1 with Data Stewards Quality of Life Indicators Datasets & Stewards Data 2.0 Sessions Reflection for Decision-Making Platform & Technologies Online Community Platform Residents Institutions / Sectors Synching with other local resources / technologies

  21. “It is a pivotal time. We need to be change-makers – and very capable ones at that.” • “How can we be more than just anxious critics of the status quo or wishful thinkers about a better future, and become actual and effective agents for large-scale transformation?” “We believed that ways of seeing could change ways of doing.” Getting to Maybe: How the World is Changed. Westley, Zimmerman & Patton. (2006).

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