Anna Scott

Former ODI staff member: Associate – Content

Anna's background is in human rights and global development. Before joining the ODI, Anna was a journalist at the Guardian, where she wrote and commissioned content on broad issues, from aid transparency to global health. Before joining the Guardian, Anna helped set up the Europe office at the Center for Global Development, where she handled policy outreach and produced the popular podcast, Development Drums.

Anna's passion for open data first developed between her BA in politics and anthropology and her MA in human rights, when she worked on the AidData programme at Development Initiatives and saw for the first time the difference that robust data can make to people's lives.

Anna has been assessed by ODI Programme Leads as able to train others in open data. She can deliver high-quality, paid-for open data training under the ODI Registered Trainer badge.

Content by Anna Scott

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Who owns our data infrastructure?
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Burkina Faso's open elections
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Research and development of data innovation for UK government
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Creating a shared understanding of rights over data
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Data About Us: ‘the people’ know and care more than they are given credit for
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What is 'open data' and why should we care?
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Data's value: how and why should we measure it?
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For stronger data rights, we must start with a shared language of data
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Open Data Day: seven weird and wonderful open datasets
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The UK is failing to debate the role technology plays in our future
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About Data About Us (case study)
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ODI summer showcase: Working with Mental Health
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All hands on deck: we've updated the Data Access Map
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Data and diversity: views on approaches and 'uncomfortable truths'
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Open Data Day: Dr Dave is here to cure what ails you
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UK’s first data trusts to tackle illegal wildlife trade and food waste
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Civil engineer and careers coach Georgia Thompson on the business benefits of diversity
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Behavioural psychologist Patrick Fagan: ‘I turn minds into money’
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Agile ethics pioneer Alix Dunn on why ‘moving fast and breaking things’ must not extend to ethics
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ODI responds to Open Data Barometer Leaders Edition: ‘from promise to progress’
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Announcing the open standards for data guidebook
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The problem with social numbers driving self-worth
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State of the Map 2018: what we learned about open geospatial data
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Most data is about multiple people – what does that mean for data portability?
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Explainer: What is personal data and how can I control how it's shared?
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No one owns data: we need to strengthen our rights
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What does the Cambridge Analytica scandal mean for access to data?
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Updating the Data Ethics Canvas
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Jeni Tennison: ‘Getting paid for personal data won’t make things better’
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Citymapper executive to governments: 'Open more data so we can improve your cities'
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Autumn Statement: UK must recognise the need to strengthen data infrastructure
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Open Inheritance Art project reveals 36,000 rarely seen private heritage artworks you can visit
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Observatories of ourselves
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Where are the UK's most active tech innovation cities
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'Late to the game' but committed: Malaysia's open data 'change agent' on challenging cultural norms and plans for the future

Anna Scott

Content by Anna Scott

Who owns our data infrastructure?

Burkina Faso's open elections

Research and development of data innovation for UK government

Creating a shared understanding of rights over data

Data About Us: ‘the people’ know and care more than they are given credit for

What is 'open data' and why should we care?

Data's value: how and why should we measure it?

For stronger data rights, we must start with a shared language of data

Open Data Day: seven weird and wonderful open datasets

The UK is failing to debate the role technology plays in our future

About Data About Us (case study)

ODI summer showcase: Working with Mental Health

All hands on deck: we've updated the Data Access Map

Data and diversity: views on approaches and 'uncomfortable truths'

Open Data Day: Dr Dave is here to cure what ails you

UK’s first data trusts to tackle illegal wildlife trade and food waste

Civil engineer and careers coach Georgia Thompson on the business benefits of diversity

Behavioural psychologist Patrick Fagan: ‘I turn minds into money’

Agile ethics pioneer Alix Dunn on why ‘moving fast and breaking things’ must not extend to ethics

ODI responds to Open Data Barometer Leaders Edition: ‘from promise to progress’

Announcing the open standards for data guidebook

The problem with social numbers driving self-worth

State of the Map 2018: what we learned about open geospatial data

Most data is about multiple people – what does that mean for data portability?

Explainer: What is personal data and how can I control how it's shared?

No one owns data: we need to strengthen our rights

What does the Cambridge Analytica scandal mean for access to data?

Updating the Data Ethics Canvas

Jeni Tennison: ‘Getting paid for personal data won’t make things better’

Citymapper executive to governments: 'Open more data so we can improve your cities'

Autumn Statement: UK must recognise the need to strengthen data infrastructure

Open Inheritance Art project reveals 36,000 rarely seen private heritage artworks you can visit

Observatories of ourselves

Where are the UK's most active tech innovation cities

'Late to the game' but committed: Malaysia's open data 'change agent' on challenging cultural norms and plans for the future