Top 74%
in this catalogue (1071 scored practices)
Scores cluster high, so position within the catalogue is often more telling than the number alone.
Evidence of impact / measured results1/3
Public sources document the platform's scale (230,000+ datasets) but not an independent evaluation of downstream transparency or usage outcomes.
Transferability / demonstrated replication2/3
India's NDSAP legal framework and platform architecture are one of the world's largest sovereign open-data models, plausibly transferable, though no formal cross-country replication study is documented here.
Scalability3/3
Growth from launch in 2012 to over 230,000 datasets by 2026 is direct, verifiable evidence of large-scale, sustained national expansion.
Sustainability / continuity3/3
The platform has operated continuously for over a decade under the National Informatics Centre with a standing legal mandate (NDSAP), evidencing strong institutional continuity.
Innovation1/3
The platform follows an internationally established national open-data model rather than introducing a novel design.
Inclusiveness / equity1/3
The portal is free and open to the public, but no targeted outreach to underserved user groups is documented in the sources reviewed.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration1/3
Implementation is centralised within a single government body (National Informatics Centre) under Ministry of Electronics and IT policy backing, with no multi-stakeholder partnership documented.
Evidoria. India's Open Government Data (OGD) Platform — Scaling a National Open-Data Mandate to 230,000+ Datasets. Persistent ID: 2d770707-1096-4893-8be8-7c56a0d63479.