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Ministry of Finance tells state agencies not to engage in corruption with their data

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Mo’ data, mo’ problems.
On February 8, the Ministry of Finance (MoF) published a notice laying down rules and requirements for data asset management at public institutions.
Some context: The state is preparing to push government bodies to systematically make approved government data available for us...



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