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Urban FAIRscape at the Urban and Climate Risk Data Lab

This blog post was inspired by the opportunity to join the Urban Risk and Climate Risk Data Lab event hosted by the World Bank Group in Paris, 21st to 22nd May 2026.  By Burçak Başbuğ, Shaily Gandhi, Matti Heikkurinen, and Slava Tykhonov. CODATA team at the Urban Risk...

June 2026: Publications in the Data Science Journal

Title: Universal Mandates vs. Contextual Realities: A Scoping Review of Ethical Tensions and Power Asymmetries in Global Open Science Author: Mthokozisi Masumbika Ncube, Josiline Chigwada, Patrick Ngulube URL: http://doi.org/10.5334/dsj-2026-021 Title: FAIR Data in...

Facilitating progress of citizen data on the SDGs across regions

As 2030 approaches, citizen data are becoming increasingly important for understanding and tracking progress on the Sustainable Development Goals. To explore this further, join the Collaborative on Citizen Data and CODATA for the webinar “Facilitating progress of...

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS TO HOST INTERNATIONAL DATA WEEK 2029

International Data Week (IDW) is organised jointly by three leading global data organisations: CODATA advances global collaboration to improve the availability, usability, and stewardship of research data, promoting Open Science across disciplines. Research Data...

May 2026: Publications in the Data Science Journal

Title: Correction: Building Responsible and Sustainable Open Data Literacy Skills for Early Career Researchers: A Decade of the SoRDS Programme Author: Shaily Gandhi, Steve Diggs, Marcela Alfaro Córdoba, Louise Bezuidenhout, Raphael Cobe, Sara El Jadid, Bianca...

CDIF4EOSC is Underway!

The CDIF4EOSC project, coordinated by CODATA, started on 1 June 2026! The distinct approach of the CDIF4EOSC project (CDIF4EOSC: Developing and implementing the Cross-Domain Interoperability Framework for EOSC) is to build on the Cross-Domain Interoperability...

Disaster Risk Reduction and Open Data Newsletter: May 2026 Edition

El Niño likely to return: the case for early action Climate models point to a likely return of El Niño by mid-2026. Its strength remains uncertain, but waiting for certainty can increase exposure to avoidable losses. History tells the risks; drought, agricultural...