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?? After two years of collaboration—with input from NSOs, civil society organizations, human rights institutes, academia, and regional & international organizations—the FINAL Copenhagen Framework on Citizen Data is here, ready for the 56th Session of the UN Statistical Commission. ?? Read it now: https://lnkd.in/eEUaePtX ?? What does the Framework offer? ?? An operational definition emphasizing meaningful citizen engagement throughout the entire data value chain. ?? 13 key principles to ensure citizen data production and use are responsible, professional, and ethical. ?? Insights on how national statistical offices can act as “data stewards” and “trust brokers” in the citizen data space. ?? Guidance on fostering an enabling environment for sustainable data coordination, production, and use. ?? A roadmap to help countries and communities localize and implement the Framework effectively. ?? What’s next? ? Developing implementation guidelines and tools on data quality, meaningful engagement, intersectionality, national partnerships, and more. ? Supporting communities and countries in localizing the Framework and capturing the impact of citizen data. ? Conducting a feasibility study for a data platform that will bring data, methods, and impact stories to life! None of this would have been possible without the dedication of our incredible partners and collaborators—thank you for your support! ?? To everyone who has provided feedback on the Copenhagen Framework on Citizen Data and the way forward—your insights have been invaluable! We loved hearing your thoughts, from comments on the initial Framework resembling a mathematical formula (we hear you! ??) to constructive suggestions on nearly every paragraph. Your engagement has shaped this work into what it is today. A huge thanks to the Steering Committee members who guided this process every step of the way. Saionara Reis Peter Koblowsky Liliana Suchodolska Elena Proden Jessamyn Encarnacion Yongyi Min Francesca Perucci Ravi K. Elizabeth Lockwood Karen Bett Ramya Emandi To our partners in crime— Jessamyn Encarnacion and Peter Koblowsky —your leadership as co-chairs of the Collaborative has been instrumental. To Francesca Perucci, who started all this work, my former boss (who still bosses me around ??)—thank you for your wisdom, vision, and trust. And to all our incredible partners who believed in this work from the very beginning and continue to support and nurture it: Chris Maloney Paula McLeod Joseph Hassine, Norad - Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation Vibeke Oestreich Nielsen, Faryal Ahmed—this wouldn’t have been possible without you! Excited for what’s next! ?? #CitizenData #DataForGood #Collaboration #CopenhagenFramework #DataStewardship #UN56SC