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| The GC Data Quality Framework has been adapted and formalized into the Guidance on Data Quality. This page is no longer supported by Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat but remains available online for reference purposes. This page may contain useful information or guidance, however some links or references may be out of date.
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==Background==
==Background==
Data is foundational to digital government. The Government of Canada (GC) increasingly relies on data to support the design and delivery of programs and services. Data is also a critical building block of evidence-informed policymaking, enabling the government to make measured and timely decisions that benefit all Canadians. It also supports the government’s commitment to openness and transparency, helping build public trust in digital government. Data also plays a role in advancing international cooperation and helping Canada meet its international obligations.
Data is foundational to digital government. The Government of Canada (GC) increasingly relies on data to support the design and delivery of programs and services. Data is also a critical building block of evidence-informed policymaking, enabling the government to make measured and timely decisions that benefit all Canadians. It also supports the government’s commitment to openness and transparency, helping build public trust in digital government. Data also plays a role in advancing international cooperation and helping Canada meet its international obligations.
