Ta’adeen is committed to transparency and openness in the mining sector. Through its Open Data initiative, Ta’adeen publishes datasets, geospatial information, and policy documents that support investors, researchers, government agencies, and the public.
The Open Data Library provides access to publicly available mining datasets. Powered by Esnad — the Saudi Mining Services Company. Covers mining licenses, mineral deposits, production statistics, and sector performance indicators.
Ta’adeen is committed to publishing data openly per the national open data. The policy covers licensing terms, attribution requirements, and data quality standards under the Kingdom’s National Open Data License.
What is open data?
Open Data is a data that can be freely used by anyone without technical, financial or legal constraints. The open data can also be re-used and redistributed, taking into account the requirements of the open data licenses under which such data were distributed.
Open Data helps bridge the gap between governments and society. The public benefits from the data provided in different ways, such as:
- Acquiring a better understanding of how government processes and functions work.
- Opening up the opportunities for people to evaluate the performance of various institutions.
- It also allows using the data for research, social innovations, and providing feedback.
- Developing various applications and solutions based on government open data.
Interactive geospatial portal showing mining regions, active license areas, mineral deposit locations, and areas available for investment. Integrates data from the Ministry, the Saudi Geological Survey, and Ta’adeen’s licensing systems.