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_Disclaimer: I work for Open Knowledge International and have worked on OpenSpending in the past_ If you're interested in public spending data, take a look at
by vitorbaptistaa 10y ago
_Disclaimer: I work for Open Knowledge International and have worked on OpenSpending in the past_
If you're interested in public spending data, take a look at OpenSpending (https://openspending.org/ https://openspending.org/). It's a project that aims to make exploring, visualizing, and searching spending data easier. It's all free software (https://github.com/openspending https://github.com/openspending) and you can upload your own datasets or explore others. It also provides you with an API, so you can use it to build finance-related projects (e.g. http://orcamento.inesc.org.br http://orcamento.inesc.org.br)
- marcgcombi 10y agoAnd of course, USAFacts' interpretation of the responsibilities of government are right out of the liberal progressive manifesto... but I think that is the way the data need to be reported, because there is no Constitutional anchor-point for 2/3rds of what the US Federal Gov't actually does.