South America - Countries Which Rolled Out National Open Data Portals
Overview
At the end of 2019, there are 8 countries in South America with well-publicized national open data portals, altogether sharing out 23,556 open datasets. National open data portals share country-level data, as opposed to city data portals which publish only data specific to the city or town.
Columbia's national open data portal has published the largest number of datasets (10,231 datasets) in South America, followed by Brazil (7,249 datasets) and Chile (3,700 datasets).
Introductory video to the national open data portal of Columbia
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1. Columbia (10,231 datasets). Columbia's national open data portal
2. Brazil (7,249 datasets). The Brazilian national open data portal
3. Chile (3,700 datasets). The Chilean national open data portal
Check out the countries with national open data portals in these regions:
Worldwide - all countries in the world with national open data portals
North America - United States (261,090 datasets) and other countries in North America
South America - Colombia (10,231 datasets) and other countries in South America
Europe - Czech Republic (134,479 datasets) and other countries in Europe
Asia - Taiwan (43,727 datasets) and other countries in Asia
Africa - Tunisia (1,088 datasets) and other countries in Africa
Middle East - Jordan (8,761 datasets) and other countries in Middle East