À propos¶
Ce site web décrit les spécifications de la version 0.4 de la norme relative aux données sur la propriété effective (« Beneficial Ownership Data Standard » ou BODS) ainsi qu’un soutien à son utilisation.
La norme BODS est une norme ouverte pour la collecte, le partage et l’utilisation de données de haute qualité et lisibles par machine sur la propriété effective.
Contexte
Collecting, storing, and making beneficial ownership information available as structured and interoperable data improves its functionality. It reduces the cost of producing, using, and maintaining the information, and has a greater chance of meeting beneficial ownership transparency policy goals such as exposing transnational networks of illicit financial flows or supporting effective and timely due diligence.
La norme BODS favorise la transparence de la propriété effective en fournissant un cadre conceptuel et pratique pour la collecte et la publication des données sur la propriété effective, ce qui permet de bénéficier d’informations interopérables et de qualité supérieure.
BODS is developed by Open Ownership, a non-profit organisation focused on beneficial ownership transparency, in partnership with Open Data Services.
État actuel de la norme
This is v0.4 of the Beneficial Ownership Data Standard. Changes are documented in the changelog, and the documentation of previous versions is maintained in archive form. BODS is not in active development at the moment.
Implementers should be aware that future changes may be made before a version 1.0 release. However, from the v1.0 release onwards, any structural changes or major definitional changes will only take place following consultation.
The schema contains a structure, fields and codelists. Where possible, validation constraints are included within the JSON schema. Constraints that cannot be integrated into the schema can be checked using the Data Review Tool. See Conformance and validation for more information.
Participation
All changes to the standard draft, documentation and specification take place via GitHub.
A feature tracker is available on GitHub which documents all new BODS features being researched, proposed or implemented.
Anyone can submit a feature request or bug report, contribute to feature development tickets, or make implementation proposals. See the Governance and development page.
Partenaires et bailleurs de fonds
Le développement initial de la norme BODS a été financé par Open Ownership dans le cadre d’un projet soutenu par le département britannique du Développement international (« Department for International Development » ou DfID) . Son développement est toujours financé par le bureau des Affaires étrangères et du Commonwealth du Royaume-Uni (« Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office ») et l’agence norvégienne de la coopération pour le développement (Norad).
Open Ownership est une organisation à but non lucratif visant à contribuer au mouvement mondial vers la transparence et la redevabilité dans le cadre du contrôle et de la propriété des entreprises. Elle est gérée par une équipe dirigeante qui est supervisée par un groupe de pilotage composé de grands organismes impliqués dans les domaines de la transparence et de la redevabilité.
In order to focus on its mission, Open Ownership is fiscally sponsored by Global Impact. Fiscal sponsorship is a common mechanism in the non-profit sector that enables organisations to launch new programmes without needing to complete the full process of establishing a new legal entity.
The specification and documentation of BODS have been developed by Open Ownership, Open Data Services and OpenCorporates. Read the credits for full details of the people who have helped develop BODS.
Contrat de licence et de contribution
The BODS schema is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Stakeholders can use the software for any purpose, to distribute it, to modify it, and to distribute modified versions of the software. Contributors are required to accept the contributor agreement.
Contact
To contact us, please email tech@openownership.org.