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00:06 My name is Fabrizio Scolini,

00:09 and I am the executive director of ILDE.

00:12 We work in Latin America

00:14 exploring the use of data for development.

00:18 And data is being used in this region to address our most pressing challenges.

00:23 Take for instance,

00:24 violence against women.

00:27 With good data,

00:28 we are able to understand,

00:30 analyze,

00:31 visualize,

00:32 and eventually collectively design strategies

00:35 to overcome this terrible problem.

00:38 Data is also being used to reform health systems and to fight against corruption.

00:44 We need better data,

00:46 we need more data,

00:47 but data alone

00:49 won't be enough.

00:52 We need citizens

00:53 to be able to understand,

00:56 critically reflect,

00:58 and eventually use this data

01:00 to build more open,

01:02 sustainable

01:03 and fair societies in our region.

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My name is Fabrizio Scolini, and I am the executive director of ILDE. We work in Latin America exploring the use of data for development. And data is being used in this region to address our most pressing challenges. Take for instance, violence against women. With good data, we are able to understand, analyze, visualize, and eventually collectively design strategies to overcome this terrible problem. Data is also being used to reform health systems and to fight against corruption. We need better data, we need more data, but data alone won't be enough. We need citizens to be able to understand, critically reflect, and eventually use this data to build more open, sustainable and fair societies in our region.
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In our Global Voices: Data for Better Lives series, we asked leaders around the world: How is data helping to improve people's lives? Fabrizio Scrollini, Executive Director of Iniciativa Latinoamericana por los Datos Abiertos (ILDA), shares an experience that is helping overcome violence against women. Data is used in Latin America to visualize the violence that women suffer, to inform the design of better strategies. He says that people need to be more aware of the power of data, to get better training and to think critically on how data can be used to advance better government outcomes.
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