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It's A Digital Disease!

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The original post: /r/datahoarder by /u/TheSoftBread on 2025-04-05 00:33:32.

Not sure if this is the right sub to ask this — sorry in advance if it’s not allowed or goes against the rules.

Imagine a country that has never systematically collected, analyzed, or used its data — whether it’s related to the economy, health, transportation, population, environment, or anything else. If you were tasked with creating this entire system from scratch — from data collection to analysis, strategic use, and visualization — how would you go about it? What tools, methods, teams, or priorities would you start with? What common pitfalls would you try to avoid? I’m really curious to hear how you’d structure it, whether from a technical, strategic, or organizational perspective.

I’m asking this because I’m very interested in data and how it can shape policy and development — and my country, Algeria, is exactly in this situation: very little structured data collection or usage so far, and still heavily reliant on paper-based systems across most institutions.

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