# Incentives to Contribute

Anreize zur Contribution implementiert und dokumentiert (OSS-Communities und Digital Commons Projekte evaluiert)

Wie können Akteure incentiviert werden, ihre (angereicherten ) Daten und andere Contributions (Code etc.) zur Dateninfrastruktur beizutragen? (siehe auch Gouvernanz)
Was können wir von (nicht) funktionierenden OSS-Communities und Digital Commons Projekten lernen?


## Data
Who? Public Entities
Third Party Data Providers

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* Reciprocity: Parliamentary services, chancelleries and members of parliament get access to parliamentary data of other institutions
* Rectifying Errors and Improving Data Quality: Identifying errors in datasets by letting others access and use them
* Research and Insights: Generating new answers to questions, and providing organizations with insights that may not have otherwise been extracted (via data intermediaries, researchers etc.)
* *Reproducibility: Testing results of analysis by allowing others to conduct identical or related work.*
* Reputation: Enhancing an organization’s image and reputation, attracting media, new users, customers, and investors who value socially conscious corporate actors.
* Responsibility: public sector bodies have to pursue the public interest
* Recruiting and Retaining Talent: Attracting and retaining data science talent with projects that are compelling and socially relevant
* *Regulatory Compliance: Helping organizations comply with regulations, become more transparent, or otherwise promote responsible data management.*
* *Revenue Maximization: Providing opportunities to generate new income or cut costs.*

## Software



[^1]: https://opendatapolicylab.org/articles/business-case-the-9rs-framework-establishing-the-business-case-for-data-collaboration-and-re-using-data-in-the-public-interest/