世界银行-喀拉拉邦的数据诊断-聚焦弹性：基于喀拉拉邦数据治理快速诊断的行动计划（英）-2023-67页_2mb

The Government of Kerala is conducting a rapid diagnostic of its data governance to enhance resilience against disasters and climate change, drawing on lessons from events like the 2018 floods. Key findings reveal a vibrant data ecosystem with several innovative tools and platforms (e.g., geo-ports, open data portals) but challenges due to fragmented governance, lack of unified standards, and ad hoc institutional structures. The diagnostic, based on eight pillars of the Open Data Readiness Assessment (ODRA), highlights that while leadership and digital initiatives are strong, clear policies, institutional mandates, and data sharing are inconsistent. Strategic recommendations include developing a state data strategy, establishing a Chief Data Officer role, finalizing data policies, managing staffing for data competency, and fostering demand for data services. Tactical steps involve standardizing data formats, improving inventory and sharing practices, and enhancing civic engagement. Use cases from other regions demonstrate how data-driven interventions can reduce disaster risks and improve services, emphasizing the need for a unified data governance framework to leverage existing investments effectively and achieve resilient development.Overall, the diagnostic supports Kerala's ambition to be a leader in data governance, but action is needed to address fragmentation and capitalize on its potential for equitable and efficient service delivery.