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-We are focusing on getting people involved in the first event who are already aware of how data on the Internet can be used in diverse applications, and have perhaps already used, designed or developed mashups and visualisations. However, many professionals working in technology field are not aware of the emerging possibilities of open data, and how they can use their existing tools and knowledge to create applications with far-reaching implications for their community.
+We are convinced that the thematic focus will strengthen the community of designers, developers, activists and journalists and foster innovation around making health more efficient and more transparent through open data apps.
+To participate in this camp everyone is qualified, no matter what level of expertise you have with the Web, programming, or IT. For the next camp we are also in particularly looking for people with experience in the topics of finance, monetary policy, budgets, and folks with experience with and/or interest in data visualization who would like to contribute with his developer-skills to amazing ideas and projects. If you have any friends in these areas, please invite them to come along.
+Together thinkers and doers get things done and make a difference. Your ideas and your competence are in high demand to shape to future of how we deal with data in this country, so if you too feel it's time to make a difference sign up as:
 ^ Ideators ^ Designers ^ Developers ^
 |- people who want to change things in their community \\ - subject matter experts who have data and want to collaborate/share it \\ - public officials who want to help further open access for eGovernment |- find out about evolving information visualization discipline \\ - an opportunity to build skills and work with interactive graphics \\ - help publicise and spread the message of open access |- learn tools and techniques for accessing public data sources \\ - collaborate with designers and innovators on exciting applications \\ - help build an outstanding platform for connecting interest across CH |
-There is nothing exclusive about the events: on the contrary, the wider we can keep the door open to people with diverse views and backgrounds, the more powerful the opportunity to collaborate in complementary teams on solutions that can change people’s minds and impact the world. The main message of make open data is “YOUR WORLD: VISUALIZE IT”