IoG Data Bites: Building an open data UK tariff 

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Simon Worthington and his colleague Madeline Lasko at the Department of International Trade take part in the Institute of Government Data Bites #21: Getting things done with data in government, and discuss their work and how they came to create the open data UK tariff.

To understand more about Simon’s work as Chief Data Architect with the Department of International Trade, read our case study:

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Making trade policy into operational data
Making trade policy into operational data

DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE

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Also explore Simon’s guest posts on the government department blogs:

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Preparing the UK tariff
Preparing the UK tariff

Guest post on the Department for International Trade “Digital Trade” blog

How DIT built a service as an open dataset
How DIT built a service as an open dataset

Guest post on the Government Digital Service “Data in Government” blog.

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