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    Dr. Cathie Woteki, Chief Scientist & Under Secretary for Research, Education and Economics, USDA *** ODI Summit 2015 On 3 November, over 700 people from around the world joined us at the BFI to celebrate Generation Open at the ODI Summit. Generation Open are innovators and entrepreneurs, citizens and customers, students and parents who embrace network thinking. As part of this celebration we heard from inspirational and diverse keynote speakers throughout the day, including Sir Tim Berners-Lee, Martha Lane Fox, Sir Nigel Shadbolt and many more. For more information on how you can learn more about open data and how it can benefit you, your business and the world, visit www.theodi.org. *** Find us online ODI videos: bit.ly/odi_vimeo ODI photos: bit.ly/odi_flickr ODI audio: bit.ly/odi_soundcloud ODI slides: bit.ly/odi_scribd ODI tweets: bit.ly/odi_tweets ODI blog: theodi.org/blog Our website: theodi.org

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    U.S.

    Department of Agriculture
    Under Secretary and Chief Scientist Catherine Woteki
    ODI Summit | London, United Kingdom | November 3, 2015

    Using open data to help feed a world


    population of 9 billion by 2050
    World population is predicted to grow to 9
    billion by 2050, global demand for food, feed
    and fiber is predicted to nearly double.
    Open agriculture and nutrition data is a
    powerful tool for long-term sustainable
    development, improving the economic
    opportunities for farmers and contributing to
    the health of all consumers.

    Increased availability and more effective use of data has the


    potential to be a vital resource for long-term sustainable
    development and a powerful driver for realizing and tracking
    progress towards the SDGs.
    Open access to research, and open publication of data, are vital
    resources for food security.

    Global Open Data for Agriculture and Nutrition


    www.GODAN.info

    Supports global efforts to make data relevant to


    agriculture and nutrition available, accessible,
    and usable for unrestricted use worldwide.
    Voluntary association of public and private
    entities including donors, international
    organizations and businesses who have agreed
    to a joint Statement of Purpose.
    Rapidly growing initiative, currently with over 150
    partners from non-governmental, international
    and private sector organizations and national
    governments,

    2016 GODAN Summit

    September 2016
    Multi-continent and Virtual allowing for
    maximum participation
    MORE INFORMATION
    http://www.godan.info/godan-summit-2016/
    Join GODAN and help us make data work
    harder for agriculture and nutrition!

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