Requests and Appeals Data in Right to Information Systems : Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States
This paper provides a summary of data about requests and appeals published by central reporting bodies in eight countries. It was prepared for the World Bank as part of a larger study on the implementation of right to information (RTI) laws. It exa...
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okr-10986-225262021-04-23T14:04:09Z Requests and Appeals Data in Right to Information Systems : Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States Worker, Jesse Excell, Carole DISCUSSION ANNUAL REPORT PUBLIC INTEREST IMPLEMENTATIONS DESIGNATION AWARENESS FEEDBACK FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAW ANNUAL REPORTS HUMAN SERVICES LAW ENFORCEMENT GOVERNMENT DATA COLLECTION INFORMATION MONITORING CONTENTS PRIVACY ONLINE PORTAL CAPACITY BUILDING INFORMATION MANAGEMENT BENCHMARKS DECISIONS LEADING REAL-TIME DATA PRINCIPLE OF OPENNESS DISCLOSURE BINDING LEGAL BASIS PERSONAL INFORMATION INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY SERVICES PROFILE INFORMATION INFORMATION DISCLOSURE ARCHIVES INSTITUTIONS DATA GOVERNMENT POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION SERVICES CUSTOMS TARGETS IDEAS CASES DOCUMENTS RESEARCH SOCIAL SECURITY PROCESS STANDARDS DATABASES PRACTICE LIBRARY LEGAL FRAMEWORK TELEPHONE ACCESS TO INFORMATION NATIONAL STATISTICS PUBLISHING USERS TECHNOLOGY HOMELAND SECURITY AVAILABILITY OF DATA NATIONAL SECURITY PDF RECORDS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION REQUESTS TRANSPARENCY OPEN GOVERNMENT RESULTS METRICS PARTICIPATION BOUNDARIES INDEX PERSONAL DATA EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION COLLECTION OF DATA RESEARCHERS NATIONAL LIBRARY FILING CAPACITY- BUILDING CONFIDENTIALITY GOVERNMENT BODIES WEB PORTAL CASE INTERNET ADMINISTRATION WEB PORTALS GOVERNMENT MINISTRY HUMAN RIGHTS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FREEDOM OF INFORMATION SECURITY BUSINESSES BUSINESS ACTIVISTS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PERFORMANCE INSTITUTION INFORMATION POLICY ONLINE PORTALS STANDARD COMMUNICATION GOVERNMENT INFORMATION VARIETY GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVICES PERSONAL COMMUNICATION NATIONAL ARCHIVES This paper provides a summary of data about requests and appeals published by central reporting bodies in eight countries. It was prepared for the World Bank as part of a larger study on the implementation of right to information (RTI) laws. It examines available RTI data about requests and appeals from the most recent year of aggregated data—ranging between 2011 and 2013. It does not evaluate subnational data. It assessed these statistics for Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, The United Kingdom, and the United States. Through this assessment it provides trends in how countries are collecting and publishing these data. Statistics were retrieved from annual reports and through online portals. Online portals were used for Brazil, Mexico, and the United States. The types of data collected include: volume of requests and rate of responses, types of requesters, type of information requested, agencies receiving requests, use of exemptions, appeals and complaints, and sanctions. 2015-08-20T15:12:33Z 2015-08-20T15:12:33Z 2014-07-20 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/08/24869621/requests-appeals-data-right-information-systems-brazil-india-jordan-mexico-south-africa-thailand-united-kingdom-united-states http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22526 English en_US Right to information working paper series; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper |
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DISCUSSION ANNUAL REPORT PUBLIC INTEREST IMPLEMENTATIONS DESIGNATION AWARENESS FEEDBACK FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAW ANNUAL REPORTS HUMAN SERVICES LAW ENFORCEMENT GOVERNMENT DATA COLLECTION INFORMATION MONITORING CONTENTS PRIVACY ONLINE PORTAL CAPACITY BUILDING INFORMATION MANAGEMENT BENCHMARKS DECISIONS LEADING REAL-TIME DATA PRINCIPLE OF OPENNESS DISCLOSURE BINDING LEGAL BASIS PERSONAL INFORMATION INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY SERVICES PROFILE INFORMATION INFORMATION DISCLOSURE ARCHIVES INSTITUTIONS DATA GOVERNMENT POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION SERVICES CUSTOMS TARGETS IDEAS CASES DOCUMENTS RESEARCH SOCIAL SECURITY PROCESS STANDARDS DATABASES PRACTICE LIBRARY LEGAL FRAMEWORK TELEPHONE ACCESS TO INFORMATION NATIONAL STATISTICS PUBLISHING USERS TECHNOLOGY HOMELAND SECURITY AVAILABILITY OF DATA NATIONAL SECURITY RECORDS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION REQUESTS TRANSPARENCY OPEN GOVERNMENT RESULTS METRICS PARTICIPATION BOUNDARIES INDEX PERSONAL DATA EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION COLLECTION OF DATA RESEARCHERS NATIONAL LIBRARY FILING CAPACITY- BUILDING CONFIDENTIALITY GOVERNMENT BODIES WEB PORTAL CASE INTERNET ADMINISTRATION WEB PORTALS GOVERNMENT MINISTRY HUMAN RIGHTS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FREEDOM OF INFORMATION SECURITY BUSINESSES BUSINESS ACTIVISTS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PERFORMANCE INSTITUTION INFORMATION POLICY ONLINE PORTALS STANDARD COMMUNICATION GOVERNMENT INFORMATION VARIETY GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVICES PERSONAL COMMUNICATION NATIONAL ARCHIVES |
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DISCUSSION ANNUAL REPORT PUBLIC INTEREST IMPLEMENTATIONS DESIGNATION AWARENESS FEEDBACK FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAW ANNUAL REPORTS HUMAN SERVICES LAW ENFORCEMENT GOVERNMENT DATA COLLECTION INFORMATION MONITORING CONTENTS PRIVACY ONLINE PORTAL CAPACITY BUILDING INFORMATION MANAGEMENT BENCHMARKS DECISIONS LEADING REAL-TIME DATA PRINCIPLE OF OPENNESS DISCLOSURE BINDING LEGAL BASIS PERSONAL INFORMATION INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY SERVICES PROFILE INFORMATION INFORMATION DISCLOSURE ARCHIVES INSTITUTIONS DATA GOVERNMENT POLICY TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION SERVICES CUSTOMS TARGETS IDEAS CASES DOCUMENTS RESEARCH SOCIAL SECURITY PROCESS STANDARDS DATABASES PRACTICE LIBRARY LEGAL FRAMEWORK TELEPHONE ACCESS TO INFORMATION NATIONAL STATISTICS PUBLISHING USERS TECHNOLOGY HOMELAND SECURITY AVAILABILITY OF DATA NATIONAL SECURITY RECORDS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION REQUESTS TRANSPARENCY OPEN GOVERNMENT RESULTS METRICS PARTICIPATION BOUNDARIES INDEX PERSONAL DATA EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION COLLECTION OF DATA RESEARCHERS NATIONAL LIBRARY FILING CAPACITY- BUILDING CONFIDENTIALITY GOVERNMENT BODIES WEB PORTAL CASE INTERNET ADMINISTRATION WEB PORTALS GOVERNMENT MINISTRY HUMAN RIGHTS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FREEDOM OF INFORMATION SECURITY BUSINESSES BUSINESS ACTIVISTS PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PERFORMANCE INSTITUTION INFORMATION POLICY ONLINE PORTALS STANDARD COMMUNICATION GOVERNMENT INFORMATION VARIETY GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVICES PERSONAL COMMUNICATION NATIONAL ARCHIVES Worker, Jesse Excell, Carole Requests and Appeals Data in Right to Information Systems : Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States |
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Right to information working paper series; |
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This paper provides a summary of data
about requests and appeals published by central reporting
bodies in eight countries. It was prepared for the World
Bank as part of a larger study on the implementation of
right to information (RTI) laws. It examines available RTI
data about requests and appeals from the most recent year of
aggregated data—ranging between 2011 and 2013. It does not
evaluate subnational data. It assessed these statistics for
Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, The
United Kingdom, and the United States. Through this
assessment it provides trends in how countries are
collecting and publishing these data. Statistics were
retrieved from annual reports and through online portals.
Online portals were used for Brazil, Mexico, and the United
States. The types of data collected include: volume of
requests and rate of responses, types of requesters, type of
information requested, agencies receiving requests, use of
exemptions, appeals and complaints, and sanctions. |
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Worker, Jesse Excell, Carole |
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Worker, Jesse Excell, Carole |
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Worker, Jesse |
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Requests and Appeals Data in Right to Information Systems : Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States |
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Requests and Appeals Data in Right to Information Systems : Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States |
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Requests and Appeals Data in Right to Information Systems : Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States |
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Requests and Appeals Data in Right to Information Systems : Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States |
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Requests and Appeals Data in Right to Information Systems : Brazil, India, Jordan, Mexico, South Africa, Thailand, United Kingdom, and United States |
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requests and appeals data in right to information systems : brazil, india, jordan, mexico, south africa, thailand, united kingdom, and united states |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/08/24869621/requests-appeals-data-right-information-systems-brazil-india-jordan-mexico-south-africa-thailand-united-kingdom-united-states http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22526 |
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