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  • Analyze and understand the open data dynamics in the territories
  • Edition 2022
    • Introduction
    • History of local authorities that have opened their data
    • Open Local Authorities rates
    • Rate of population coverage by a proximity data portal
    • The ecosystem of territorial actors
    • Distribution by type of community
    • Distribution by platform type
    • Distribution of the number of Platforms by technology
    • Distribution of the number of organizations by technology
    • Distribution of the number of Data by technology
    • Number of territorial platforms
    • Total number of data sets published
    • Governance of territorial platforms
    • Main themes mobilized
    • Geographical distribution
    • Map of open data actors
    • Publication themes
    • Standards used
    • Source data
    • Credits
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  • Edition 2019
  • Edition 2018
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  1. Edition 2022

History of local authorities that have opened their data

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The numbers

The number of territorial actors having opened their data is 1062

broken down into 868 local authorities (communes, EPCI, metropolises, departments and regions),

plus 194 associated actors (Mixed Syndicates, Tourism, Transport or Energy Offices, GIP, Public Service Delegates).

The growth in the number of open local authorities has continued with a regular trend of around 150 local authorities per year on average over the last 5 years.

The increase between 2021 and 2022 is 168 new communities, an increase of +18% over 2021, making it the best growth rate in the last 5 years.

How to explain this growth in 2022?

The new communities registered in 2022 come mainly from territories where local leadership has been instrumental in supporting the opening of data. This is notably the case for more than 100 municipalities in the Brittany region, supported by the "Mixed Syndicate of Territorial Cooperation" Mégalis as part of an ambitious project supported by the Plan de Relance. This offer was itself based on a project carried out by Gironde Numérique, also supported by the Recovery Plan.

These examples show the importance of local support (corresponding to the OpenDataLocale program supported by OpenDataFrance) and the real and measurable impacts of the Data projects supported by the AAPs of the Recovery Plan.