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Odisha State Data Policy 2.0 – OSDP 2026 – Data Governance Framework

Odisha State Data Policy 2.0 – OSDP 2026 – Data Governance Framework
Odisha State Data Policy 2.0

🇮🇳 ODISHA STATE DATA POLICY 2.0

Government of Odisha – Data Governance Framework for a Digital Future – Notified by E & IT Department
Policy Name Odisha State Data Policy 2.0 (OSDP 2.0)
Issuing Authority E & IT Department, Govt. of Odisha
Cabinet Approval 39th Meeting – 22.04.2026
Applicable To All State Departments, PSUs & Agencies

Guiding Principles

8
Open Access · Transparency · Privacy · Ethics · Quality · Security · Legal · Usability

Governance Committees

5
Apex · SDSC · SDGC · SDA · DLC

Data Categories

14
Primary Data Layer Classification

Legal Framework

10+
DPDP Act · RTI · IT Act · Aadhaar Act · NDSAP · TRAI · BNS · DEPA

Key Provisions of OSDP 2.0

  • Vision & Mission: To fundamentally transform how Government of Odisha uses publicly collected data to drive change across society, while protecting citizen privacy and standardizing the process of digitization, storage and sharing of data.
  • Scope & Applicability: Applies to all State Government departments, agencies, PSUs and entities that collect, process, store and manage data. Also applies to private entities sharing data with the Government as per specific needs.
  • Guiding Principles (8):
    Data Open Accessibility: Promoting openness for data while preserving intended use and value.
    Transparency: Clear tracing of sources, audit logging and continuous monitoring (ISO 27001, ISO 27018).
    Information Privacy: Protecting personal data through strong access controls and consent management (ISO 27001, ISO 27018).
    Ethical Conduct and Equality: Following moral standards and ensuring fairness in all data-related activities.
    Data Quality: Accuracy, completeness and reliability throughout data lifecycle (ISO 8000, ISO 25012).
    Data Security: Safeguards against unauthorized access, disclosure or misuse (ISO 27001 ISMS, ISO 27018).
    Legal Conformity: Adherence to central and state laws governing information protection (ISO 37301).
    Data Usability: Specifying allowed usage and restrictions on data processing activities (ISO 27002).
  • Data Ownership & Management:
    Primary Data Layer (PDL): Foundational datasets generated by departments during service delivery and governance.
    14 Data Categories: Disaster Management, Environment & Forest, Governance & Administration, Health, Industries, Infrastructure, Judiciary & Home, Land, Mining, Power & Energy, Social, Sports & Youth, Statistics, Travel & Tourism.
    Data Classification: Open Access Data, Registered Access Data, Restricted Access Data.
  • Implementation Framework:
    Apex Committee: Chaired by Hon'ble Minister, E & IT Department – provides strategic direction.
    State Data Steering Committee (SDSC): Chaired by Development Commissioner – oversees policy implementation.
    State Data Governance Committee (SDGC): Chaired by Secretary, E & IT – manages data security, ethics and compliance.
    State Data Authority (SDA): Central regulatory body – oversees data privacy, security and governance.
    Department Level Committees (DLC): Led by Department Secretaries – ensures department-level compliance.
  • Data Privacy & Security: Compliance with Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, 2023, consent management, data retention, archival and destruction protocols. Cross-border data transfer subject to Central Government approval.
  • Data Monetization: Encourages non-sensitive data monetization with transparent pricing based on data type, volume, recency, usage rights and market demand. Waivers for educational, non-profit and low-income users.
  • Data Ombudsman: Designated official to resolve data governance grievances, ensuring accountability and protection of data rights.
  • Odisha Data Warehouse Portal (ODWP): Centralized state-level data repository with OLAP capabilities and Open APIs for seamless integration.

The 8 Guiding Principles of OSDP 2.0

1. Data Open Accessibility
Promoting openness for data while preserving intended use and value.
2. Transparency
Clear tracing of sources, audit logging and continuous monitoring (ISO 27001, ISO 27018).
3. Information Privacy
Protecting personal data through strong access controls and consent management.
4. Ethical Conduct & Equality
Following moral standards and ensuring fairness in all data-related activities.
5. Data Quality
Accuracy, completeness and reliability throughout data lifecycle (ISO 8000, ISO 25012).
6. Data Security
Safeguards against unauthorized access, disclosure or misuse (ISO 27001 ISMS, ISO 27018).
7. Legal Conformity
Adherence to central and state laws governing information protection (ISO 37301).
8. Data Usability
Specifying allowed usage and restrictions on data processing activities (ISO 27002).

Important Points to Note

  • Cabinet Approved: The policy was approved by the State Cabinet in their 39th Meeting on 22nd April, 2026 and communicated via Parliamentary Affairs Department Memo No. 3114 dated 24.04.2026.
  • Legal Alignment: OSDP 2.0 aligns with DPDP Act 2023, RTI Act 2005, Aadhaar Act 2016, IT Act 2000, NDSAP 2012, TRAI Regulations, BNS 2023, NDCP 2018, and DEPA framework.
  • State Data Authority (SDA): The SDA will be the central regulatory body overseeing data governance, privacy and security across all departments.
  • Data Ombudsman: A designated grievance redressal authority to resolve data-related disputes and ensure accountability.
  • Budget Provisioning: Each department will have a dedicated budget section for improving data systems, with funds exclusively for software systems and resources.
  • Policy Review: The policy will be reviewed every two years by SDSC in consultation with SDGC. Annual third-party evaluations will assess implementation effectiveness.
  • Training & Awareness: Comprehensive capacity-building programs for Government employees on data governance, management and utilization.
  • Data Localization: All State data shall be stored only within MeitY-empanelled environments with data residency maintained within India.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Odisha State Data Policy 2.0 (OSDP 2.0)?
OSDP 2.0 is the comprehensive data governance framework for the Government of Odisha. It provides clear guidance on managing data from government departments, organizations and institutions, ensuring citizen privacy while enabling data-based governance and decision making. It promotes easy access to government-owned data to support sustainable governance, inclusive planning and effective program implementation.
What are the 8 guiding principles of OSDP 2.0?
The 8 guiding principles are: Data Open Accessibility, Transparency, Information Privacy, Ethical Conduct and Equality, Data Quality, Data Security, Legal Conformity, and Data Usability. These principles align with international standards including ISO 27001, ISO 27018, ISO 8000, ISO 25012, ISO 37301 and ISO 27002.
Which laws does OSDP 2.0 align with?
OSDP 2.0 aligns with multiple national laws and frameworks including the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act 2023, Right to Information (RTI) Act 2005, Aadhaar Act 2016, Information Technology Act 2000, National Data Sharing and Accessibility Policy (NDSAP) 2012, TRAI Regulations, Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) 2023, National Digital Communications Policy (NDCP) 2018, and the Draft Data Empowerment and Protection Architecture (DEPA).
What is the State Data Authority (SDA)?
The State Data Authority (SDA) is a dedicated organization established by the Government of Odisha to oversee and regulate data-related matters within the state. Its primary role is to manage data privacy, security and governance. The SDA includes a Chief Data Officer, Data Protection Officer, Legal and Compliance Officers, Privacy Auditor, Technical Data Architect, IT Infrastructure Expert, Database Administrator, Cybersecurity Specialist, Data Stewards, Data Scientists and Analysts, Outreach and Training Staff, and Administrative Support.
What are the 14 data categories under OSDP 2.0?
The 14 Primary Data Layer categories are: Disaster Management, Environment & Forest, Governance & Administration, Health, Industries, Infrastructure, Judiciary & Home, Land, Mining, Power & Energy, Social, Sports & Youth, Statistics, and Travel & Tourism.
What is the Odisha Data Warehouse Portal (ODWP)?
ODWP is a centralized, state-level data infrastructure that consolidates data from various departments, organizations, agencies and autonomous bodies. It is equipped with Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) capabilities and Open APIs for seamless integration, enabling departmental stakeholders to derive meaningful insights from data.
What is the Data Ombudsman?
The Data Ombudsman is a designated official or authority within a department responsible for receiving, reviewing and resolving complaints or grievances related to data governance, such as data accuracy, access, privacy, sharing and consent mismanagement. This role ensures transparency, accountability and protection of data rights of involved stakeholders.
Does OSDP 2.0 allow data monetization?
Yes. OSDP 2.0 encourages the use of non-sensitive data and supports sustainable practices by monetization, prioritizing equity, privacy and open data principles. Charges for data access may vary based on data type, volume, recency, usage rights and market demand. Educational, non-profit and low-income users may qualify for waivers.
Who is responsible for implementing OSDP 2.0?
The implementation is overseen by multiple committees:
Apex Committee: Chaired by Hon'ble Minister, E & IT Department
State Data Steering Committee (SDSC): Chaired by Development Commissioner
State Data Governance Committee (SDGC): Chaired by Secretary, E & IT Department
State Data Authority (SDA): Regulatory body
Department Level Committees (DLC): Led by Department Secretaries
OCAC acts as the central agency overseeing the policy's rollout.
Where can I find the official policy document?
You can download the official PDF by clicking the "Download Policy PDF" button below. The document is also available on the official Government of Odisha website and the Odisha Gazette.