The NYC Recovery Data Partnership (RDP) was an effort for community, non-profit, and private organizations to share data free-of-charge with the City to aid in Covid-19 response and recovery efforts. The program ran from July 2020 to its scheduled end in December 2021, connecting over 80 City analysts with data from 15 organizations in areas such as spending, real estate, and mobility.
The Recovery Data Partnership was chaired by the Mayor's Office of Data Analytics and the Mayor's Office of Operations, with counsel from the City's Chief Privacy Officer. Technical support was provided by the Department of City Planning's Data Engineering team.
A list of the partner organizations that shared data with the City through the Recovery Data Partnership is below:
Partner |
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StreetEasy, Zillow Group's NYC brand |
Kinsa |
Foursquare |
SafeGraph |
OATS |
Cuebiq |
Upsolve |
NYU CUSP's SONYC |
BetaNYC |
ioby |
Urban Systems Lab |
Metropolitan Museum of Art |
Live XYZ |
Agency |
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Department of City Planning |
Department of Parks and Recreation |
Department of Transportation |
Mayor's Office of the Chief Technology Officer |
Mayor's Office of Data Analytics |
Mayor's Office of Operations |
Mayor's Office of Resiliency |
New York City Council |
NYC Emergency Management |
Office of Management and Budget |
The City designed the Recovery Data Partnership with New Yorkers and the following principles in mind: