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USAFacts is calling on Congress to invest in public data infrastructure so every American can access clear information about how their government works. The campaign comes as federal data collection faces unprecedented challenges.
Ghana is expanding its District Development Data Platform to help local governments make faster, smarter decisions using real-time information. The digital tool is already improving how communities plan and track progress across the country.
A Hyderabad team turned seven decades of scattered government records into searchable tools that 40,000+ people now use to find facts in seconds instead of days. Journalists, researchers, and even government officials are finally accessing public data that was always theirs.
Ghana just connected 25 government agencies to a single data system that will help leaders make smarter decisions about healthcare, education, and economic growth. The move ends years of scattered information and gives policymakers real-time insights into what's actually happening across the country.
Japan just made it incredibly easy for anyone to see exactly where their local government spends taxpayer money. A new free online dashboard turns complex budget data into simple graphs and maps anyone can understand.
Nigeria just unveiled N-Atlas, Africa's first government-backed multilingual AI model, marking a major step in the continent's tech revolution. But experts say the country's biggest challenge isn't building AI—it's getting government agencies to share the data that makes it work.
A district in India just proved that government services can actually work beautifully in the digital age. Pune's local government scored an almost perfect 196.25 out of 200 in Maharashtra's e-governance challenge, making public services faster and more transparent for millions.
Local government chairmen across Nigeria's Osun State just completed groundbreaking training in transparent governance and digital tools. The initiative marks a major step toward bringing 21st-century accountability to grassroots leadership serving millions.
When government scientists lost their jobs, they didn't let years of climate data disappear. Now 80 experts have launched climate.us to keep vital information accessible to everyone.
Ethiopia is building its own data infrastructure to guide national policy without external dependence. The country has digitized its statistical systems and connected 26 branches nationwide with AI-powered tools.
A Kenyan court ruled that Worldcoin illegally collected iris scans from citizens, ordering the company to delete all biometric data within seven days. The landmark decision marks a major win for privacy rights in Africa's growing digital economy.
The Dutch government just made history by blocking a $100 million tech takeover to protect the digital identities of 17 million people. It's the first time the country has used its investment screening power to put citizens' privacy above corporate deals.
African nations are standing firm on protecting their health data, and the continent's top health agency is supporting their right to say no to deals that compromise sovereignty. Zimbabwe and Zambia rejected US health agreements worth over $1.3 billion combined over transparency concerns.
When the Trump administration shut down Climate.gov and laid off 280,000 federal workers, three women refused to let 15 years of climate data disappear. They launched Climate.us, preserving vital weather safety tips and scientific resources that millions depended on.
In a unanimous vote, three Pennsylvania commissioners chose community voices over corporate interests, denying a request to turn 800 acres of farmland into industrial land for a data center. The decision marks a growing national trend of communities successfully pushing back against energy-intensive projects.
Delhi's Flood Control & Irrigation department just eliminated a major source of corruption in government contracts by taking the entire bidding deposit process online. No more backroom deals or leaked information about who's bidding on public projects.
One of the world's largest data infrastructure companies just committed to large-scale carbon removal to fight climate change. NTT DATA is teaming up with Swiss climate tech leader Climeworks to offset emissions from its growing AI and data center operations.
A new anti-fraud task force has identified nearly 400 businesses receiving $6.3 billion in potentially fraudulent government contracts. These companies now have 30 days to prove they're legitimate operations.
A new data center designed to supercharge scientific discovery with artificial intelligence just broke ground in Newport News, Virginia. The facility will help researchers across America analyze data faster and make breakthroughs that were impossible before.
The United Arab Emirates just announced one of the world's most ambitious AI plans: half of all government operations will run on autonomous artificial intelligence by 2027. While most countries are still debating whether to use AI, the UAE is betting big that smart automation can transform how governments serve their people.
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