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Despite good intentions, data is sometimes collected, analyzed, and used in ways that can replicate or even amplify existing injustices and inequalities given these tools are developed by human beings within a social and cultural context. This article discusses how decolonizing data for development approaches can help to unpack this.

<p><span style="font-size: 16px;">Data.org works with organizations from all over the world to increase the use of data in order to improve the lives of millions of people.</span></p>

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