Overview
Data governance provides the process and procedures to manage data in organizations effectively. Data governance comes in a variety of shapes and sizes. Often it means different things to different organizations, and many organizations struggle to get their data governance initiatives up and running. This workbook is a starter kit designed to help nonprofit organizations practice safe, ethical, and responsible data governance that reflects their values and supports their mission.
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