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Data Sharing & Privacy
Fostering Responsible, Privacy-Protected Data Sharing
Federal agencies are increasingly sharing data collected from programs, surveys, or other activities with each other to generate better insights and to minimize data collection burden on the American public. Sharing such valuable information can fuel more useful, actionable insights, bolster decision-making, and eleavte the value of data as an asset. This work must work hand-in-hand with privacy standards, because the more agencies share information, the more they must regard privacy protections to guard sensitive data. Activities include:
More than 130 organizations and hundreds of individuals call on the Administration to preserve the Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation at the… More...
The incident underscores the need for transparency and robust safeguards as the CBO exercises its newly enhanced data acquisition powers under Congres… More...
Data Foundation explainer of data provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB): investments, verification systems, and policy priorities. More...
