The Dutch Data Prize, established in 2010 and awarded every two years, is awarded to researchers or teams who make research data openly accessible in line with FAIR principles. The prize recognizes achievements in three fields: Social Sciences & Humanities, Life Sciences & Health, and Natural & Engineering Sciences. GGP won the prize in the field of “Social Sciences & Humanities”!
From 52 submissions, a shortlist of nine finalists pitched their projects at the FAIR-IMPACT National Roadshow in The Hague on October 17. Winners in each category received €3,500 to further enhance the FAIR quality of their datasets. The ceremony, which was also live-streamed, served as a platform to recognize and promote the impact of data accessibility and reuse in the research community.
Olga Grunwald pitched on behalf of GGP. By ensuring GGP data is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable, we can make it easier for researchers to discover, access, and work with the data.
