Data Trusts: Supporting Trustworthy Data Use

Jessica Montgomery; Sylvie Delacroix

Data Trusts: Supporting Trustworthy Data Use

Jessica Montgomery, Sylvie Delacroix

, 2021.

Abstract

The challenge for data governance in the 21st century is to bridge aspirations to share data for personal or public benefit with concerns about the harms to individuals, communities and society that can emerge from data (mis)use. Achieving these aspirations requires governance structures that enable data access, while managing the rights and responsibilities associated with different data types. In this article, we explore the role that data trusts can play in bridging this governance gap.

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@Misc{publications/supporting-trustworthy-data-use,
  title = 	 {Data Trusts: Supporting Trustworthy Data Use},
  author = 	 {Montgomery, Jessica and Delacroix, Sylvie},
  year = 	 {2021},
  url = 	 {/publications/supporting-trustworthy-data-use},
  abstract = 	 {The challenge for data governance in the 21st century is to bridge
aspirations to share data for personal or public benefit with
concerns about the harms to individuals, communities and society
that can emerge from data (mis)use. Achieving these aspirations
requires governance structures that enable data access, while
managing the rights and responsibilities associated with different
data types. In this article, we explore the role that data trusts
can play in bridging this governance gap.
}
}

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aspirations to share data for personal or public benefit with
concerns about the harms to individuals, communities and society
that can emerge from data (mis)use. Achieving these aspirations
requires governance structures that enable data access, while
managing the rights and responsibilities associated with different
data types. In this article, we explore the role that data trusts
can play in bridging this governance gap.

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aspirations to share data for personal or public benefit with
concerns about the harms to individuals, communities and society
that can emerge from data (mis)use. Achieving these aspirations
requires governance structures that enable data access, while
managing the rights and responsibilities associated with different
data types. In this article, we explore the role that data trusts
can play in bridging this governance gap.

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APA


Montgomery, J. & Delacroix, S.. (2021). Data Trusts: Supporting Trustworthy Data Use.  Available from /publications/supporting-trustworthy-data-use.

Related People

Jess Montgomery

Executive Director, Accelerate Science, Cambridge University

Sylvie Delacroix

Co-Chair of Data Trusts Initiative, University of Birmingham