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Environment Control de muflón de Tenerife (2024)
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Every year, World Open Data Day becomes a key date to promote the importance of transparency, data reuse and its impact on decision making and innovation. In 2025, the theme of the day is "Open Data to Tackle Polycrisis," putting the focus on the role of open data in addressing global challenges.

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The portal datos.gob echoes the impulse to open data from the Cabildo of Tenerife

The portal datos.gob.es, for the reuse of public information, linked to the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service, has echoed the ambitious open data project that has been promoted by the Cabildo of Tenerife, through the portal datos.tenerife.es.

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In the portal's datasets, you can view their star rating according to the guide developed by Tim Berners-Lee. This system shows the degree of openness and technical usability of a dataset.

The first star is awarded to any data that is open at a basic level and available under an open license. We can find PDF files or image formats such as JPEG, PNG or TIFF, which are difficult to reuse.
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Datasets can be defined as data that are "related, suitably structured and organized so they can be appropriately treated (processed) to obtain information" (definition extracted from Open Data. Strategic guide for its implementation. FEMP minimum data sets that should be published.).
Every dataset comprises one or more resources or distributions, available in different formats (file, web service, etc.). By reusable formats we refer to structured data formats, which can be read or interpreted by automatic machines. Likewise, these formats are called open formats if it is not a copyrighted format.
Publishing information openly from public administrations makes it possible to promote the institutional transparency and increase the confidence of citizens. It also enhances the involvement of society as a whole in policy issues and contributes to more effective decision-making through the analysis of data.
Open access to data also provides an opportunity for companies, both large and small, to create new services, boost their efficiency and identify new business opportunities.
Yes, all the data available on the Cabildo de Tenerife Open Data Portal is free and can be reused freely, always respecting the conditions indicated by each license.
In the case of the Cabildo de Tenerife Open Data Portal, the Creative Commons Zero license will generally be applied to the Cabildo de Tenerife datasets, which means that in this case the data is belonging to the public domain and without restrictions. The application license can be consulted for each set of the collection.
For more information on licensing, visit the Creative Commons website and the Open Data Commons website.
Open data are the data collected that can be "freely consulted, downloaded, used and redistributed by any person or company without restriction of use and which at most, depending on the type of license, must be credited to the original source and disseminated in the same way as it is released" (Open Knowledge Foundation definition).

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