Standards and guidelines help ensure that we collect, use, and share data consistently and safely.
The Core Administrative and Descriptive Metadata Standard defines the metadata elements that help make digital information easier to find, improve services, and increase the government’s efficiency.
The Gender and Sex Data Standard improves how the government collects and uses data to serve B.C.'s diverse population.
The Indigenous Languages Technology Standard outlines technical requirements for systems to read, write, store, process, and display Indigenous languages.
The Indigenous Identity Data Standard provides a consistent, distinctions-based way to collect, use and share Indigenous identity data.
The Racial Identity Data Standard provides a consistent and culturally safe approach to collecting racial identity data.
This standard specifies the foundational set of core administrative and descriptive metadata elements to be applied to digital government information, as well as the purpose and characteristics of Metadata Application Profiles.
The Indigenous Languages Technology Standard outlines the requirements for government IM/IT systems to be able to read, write, store, process, and display Indigenous languages.
This guide helps public bodies to develop collection and use notices required under the Anti-Racism Data Act.
These guidelines provide information to support the implementation of the Indigenous Identity Data Standard and the Racial Identity Data Standard.