Productivity & Innovation

Smart data: Can visualised administrative data help inform and hold public stakeholders accountable?

Charity Troyer Moore

31 March 2016

2

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Notes from the Field

IGC Research on India

Explainers

The project examined how interactive data visualisations can be used to present administrative data in a way that is easily digestible, lends itself to exploration and provides a clear link to required action for administrators. The findings from the project showed that government officials responded more to visualised data as compared to plain tabular data.

Yale University

Harvard University

Charity Troyer Moore

Yale University

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