Socializing Data Value: How Can Data Governance Meet the Challenge?

Event start date

11 May 2021

Event end date

12 May 2021

Event venue

Webinar

Organiser details

IT for Change with support from Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES)

IT for Change is hosting the strategy roundtable 'Socializing Data Value: How Can Data Governance Meet the Challenge?' on May 11-12, with support from Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES).

The two-day roundtable will bring together a small group of scholars, scholar-activists, and practitioners to explore the elements of an institutional governance framework for data that can democratize value creation and distribution. By building on participant reflections, we hope this roundtable will contribute to cutting edge discussions in the domain.

Engage with our report, 'Socializing Data Value: Reflections on the State of Play', that covers the highlights of the roundtable.

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Agenda: May 11, 2021
6.00 – 8.30 PM IST / 2.30 – 5.00 PM CET

Time	Session	Remarks
5.50-6.00 PM IST 2.20-2.30 PM CET	Check-in	Meeting room will open 10 minutes ahead of the scheduled start. Please login at least five minutes early, especially if you are unfamiliar with the BBB platform.
6.00-6.10 PM IST 2.30-2.40 PM CET	Introductory Remarks	Context setting and housekeeping info by IT for Change team
Session 1
6.10-6.45 PM IST 2.40-3.15 PM CET	Inputs from Bruno Carballa Smichowski Researcher, Joint Research Centre of European Commission - Unit B6 - Digital Economy Anita Gurumurthy and Nandini Chami Executive Director and Deputy Director, IT for Change	Input: 8 minutes each Open Discussion: 19 minutes
Session 2
6.45-7.20 PM IST 3.15-3.50 PM CET	Inputs from Kristina Irion Associate Professor, Central European University; and Marie Curie Fellow at Institute of Information Law, University of Amsterdam Raymond Onuoha Research Fellow, Lagos Business School, Nigeria; and Doctoral Student, Nelson Mandela School of Governance, University of Cape town, South Africa	Input: 8 minutes each Open Discussion: 19 minutes
Session 3
7.20-7.55 PM IST 3.50-4.25 PM CET	Inputs from Chee Yoke Ling Executive Director, Third World Network Barbara Prainsack Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Vienna	Input: 8 minutes each Open Discussion: 19 minutes
Session 4
7.55-8.30 PM IST 4.25-5.00 PM CET	Inputs from Nadezhda Purtova Associate Professor, Tilburg Law School, Tilburg University Stacco Troncoso P2P Commons Advocate and Organizer, Founder of DisCO and Gureillia Translation, Project Lead at Commons Transition	Input: 8 minutes each Open Discussion: 19 minutes
	Wrap Up	This will be a short 1 minute wrap-up.

Agenda: May 12, 2021
8.00 – 10.30 PM IST / 4.30 – 7.00 PM CET

Time	Session	Remarks
7.50-8.00 PM IST 4.20-4.30 PM CET	Check-in	Meeting room will open 10 minutes ahead of the scheduled start. Please login at least five minutes early, especially if you are unfamiliar with the BBB platform.
8.00-8.02 PM IST 4.30-4.32 PM CET	Opening Remarks	IT for Change team
Session 5
8.02-8.37 PM IST 4.32-5.07 PM CET	Inputs from Ingrid Schneider Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Hamburg Salomé Viljoen Affiliate, Berkman Klein Centre for Internet and Society, Harvard University	Input: 8 minutes each Open Discussion: 19 minutes
Session 6
8.37-9.12 PM IST 5.07-5.42 PM CET	Inputs from Marina Micheli Researcher, Project DigiTranScope, Centre for Advanced Studies of the Joint Research Centre (Ispra, Italy) Paul-Olivier Dehaye Founder, PersonalData.IO	Input: 8 minutes each Open Discussion: 19 minutes
Session 7
9.12-9.47 PM IST 5.42-6.17 PM CET	Inputs from Arindrajit Basu Research Lead, Centre for Internet and Society, India Aaron Martin and Siddharth de Souza Postdoctoral Researchers, Tilburg Law School	Input: 8 minutes each Open Discussion: 19 minutes
Session 8
9.47-10.22 PM IST 6.17-6.52 PM CET	Inputs from Stefaan Verhulst Co-Founder and Chief Research and Development Officer, The Governance Laboratory at New York University Cecilia Rikap Tenure researcher at CONICET, Argentina’s National Research Council; Visiting professor of the IDHES, Université Paris Saclay	Input: 8 minutes each Open Discussion: 19 minutes
10.22-10.30 PM IST 6.52-7.00 PM CET	Concluding Remarks	Participants