ongov / Transparency-Guidelines
Minimize the risks and maximize the benefits of using data-driven technologies within government processes, programs and services through transparency. | Réduire les risques et à maximiser les avantages liés à l’utilisation de technologies axées sur les données, dans le cadre de processus, programmes et services gouvernementaux, grâce à la trans…
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