Data Ethics Framework
Data ethics is an emerging branch of applied ethics which describes the value judgements and approaches we make when generating, analysing and disseminating data. This includes a sound knowledge of data protection law and other relevant legislation, and the appropriate use of new technologies. It requires a holistic approach incorporating good practice in computing techniques, ethics and information assurance. The Data Ethics Framework consists of 3 parts: the data ethics principles additional guidance for each principle in the framework a workbook to help your team record the ethical decisions you’ve made about your project The Data Ethics Framework principles Your project, service or procured software should be assessed against the 7 data ethics principles. 1. Start with clear user need and public benefit Using data in more innovative ways has the potential to transform how public services are delivered. We must always ...