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OpenBudget.fr is a French nonprofit organisation that aims to create public, private, civil society innovative consortiums in order to build a real time budget data and algorithm (numeric) common for French administrations. Its objective is to implement a concrete, large scale tools trial to experiment the use of innovative civic-tech tool in the existing public budget decision making and transparency. These are the tools that are going to be tested in France in the next months.

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Participatory Budget Platform

An open-source tool for public administrations to use when consulting their citizens about how to allocate the budget and approval.

Participatory budgeting
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LinkedPipes

A tool for handling and publishing web data primarily in RDF according to the Linked Open Data principles.

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Indigo

Users of Indigo can apply different data processing functions to fiscal data sets to gain deeper insights. In the application, you can choose and define the criteria relevant to answer your question in regard to the fiscal dataset of choice. Indigo will then help you analyze the dataset with show you a variety of visualisations.

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Microsite

A lean and powerful interface to facilitate citizen interaction with budgets.

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Le bon, la brute et le comptable

A game to understand financial corruption in the public sector: you're the general manager of a large city. Balance ethics and corruption to keep your position and get things done. Whatever happens, don't get caught! Every example in the game is based on real cases.

TransparencyCityLocal government
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OpenCPU

OpenCPU is a system for embedded scientific computing and reproducible research. The OpenCPU server provides a reliable and interoperable HTTP API for data analysis based on R. You can either use the public servers or host your own. Open Knowledge Greece developed a series of packages to be used in Open CPU resulting in novel and powerful ways to gain insights into budget data.

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