Polirazzi takes the list of current Members of Parliament, orders them by party affiliation and then proceeds to search in main stream media for any item connected to the MP you select.

A map of all farms hit by Q-fever in the Netherlands compared to the area where mandatory vaccination of goats and sheep took place.

A poster that shows the major steps and corresponding decisions that lead to publishing a data source as open data. Licensed under CC-by/nc/sa, and available in several languages.

Hack de Overheid ('hack the government') is a one day event that brings civil servants together with coders to discuss Open Data issues, as well as build applications during the day.

A competition for generating ideas around the reuse of public government data modelled after Show Us a Better Way in the UK. Launched May 2009, running until September 2009. 'Dat zou handig zijn' means 'That would be great to have'. The Ministry for the Interior has made 20.000 Euro available to help realize the best idea(s).

The competition generated 60 ideas. Winners were announced November 26th 2009.
Winning idea was 'where do my taxes go', which won funding to realize the idea. Runners up were two related ideas about garbage removal dates, and places to bring garbage.

This mash-up is based on PM10 data (particulate matter <10mg) from the Dutch national institute for environment RIVM. It takes the data and builds a smog forecast as well as historic record for each of the RIVM's sensors. Data is stored in Google App Engine.

This mash-up provides human readable information about schools, found based on ZIP-codes.