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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:

Improved privacy protected access to government data, including historically restricted data where use restrictions can be examined or revisited, such as income and earnings data

Establishment of processes to identify priority areas for adopting data and privacy standards

Reasonable applications of privacy-enhancing technologies for sensitive or restricted data

Legislative Priorities
Data Infrastructure Grant Program

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Key Laws

Statement from the Data Foundation 9/13/24

Statement from the Data Foundation

Strengthening Payment Integrity: Enhancing Do Not Pay with High-Quality Data

Press Releases and Statements

Data Foundation Asks Congress to Press HHS for Clarity on Agency Data and Evalua

Data Foundation Supports Trump Admin Call for "Radical Transparency" i

Data Foundation Statement on Changes to Federal Evaluation Activities

Data Fdn Launches SAFE-Track: Anonymous, Encrypted Portal to Document Fed Data a

Data Foundation Statement on the Evolving Federal Data and Evidence Ecosystem in

New report outlines strategy to leverage vital records data to detect and preven

Data Foundation Looks Forward to Continue Advancing Use of Data for the Public G

The High Price of Low-Quality Data: Insights from a Congressional Hearing

Resources

Initial Governance and Administrative Priorities for the National Science Foundation

How Government Gets it Right on Privacy

A Demonstration Project Using Human Services Administrative Records for Evidence-Building Activities

Evidence-based Policy Report Calls for Secure Data Service

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