Screengrab of the Waste from Electrical and Electronic Equipment ecosystem map

What we’ve learned about the (W)EEE ecosystem so far and what’s next

The Open Product Initiative is a collaborative project between Loughborough University, Open Data Manchester and Dsposal, with support from TechUK and Buyerdock. The aim is to explore the development of an open

Over-the-shoulder view of a person engaged in a brainstorming session. The wooden table is covered with pink and green sticky notes containing various written concepts. The person is writing 'Service Quality' on a pink note with a blue marker. A pink mug is visible, along with a laptop partially in frame. The notes include topics like 'Surveillance', 'Poverty', and 'Health instrument'. The scene suggests a collaborative planning or problem-solving exercise in progress.

ODM Impact Series 2: Collaborating on Automated Decision-Making Principles for Greater Manchester

Welcome to the second instalment of our blog series showcasing Open Data Manchester’s decade of data-driven change. In this series, we’re diving into eight case studies that demonstrate the real-world

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ODM Impact Series 1: Helping to Shape the Future of Research Support at the University of Manchester

Welcome to our new blog series showcasing Open Data Manchester’s decade of data-driven change. For over ten years, ODM has been at the forefront of raising awareness about the opportunities

Help us shape how data is used in Greater Manchester in 2023 and beyond

Data, and the systems that underpin it, are transforming our world. Our ability to create, collect, transmit, analyse and store data has opened up incredible new possibilities. But it has

This is a photograph of graphic cards from a game exploring women and girls' experiences

Watch our Right to the Streets videos to see how we do community data projects

Since October last year, we’ve been working to understand more about how women and girls in Trafford experience where they live. With Trafford Council and GreaterSport, Right to the Streets