Federal Information Quality Guidelines

The Federal Information Quality Guidelines are standards set by the U.S. government to ensure that the information it produces and disseminates is accurate, reliable, and clear. These guidelines aim to improve the quality of federal information to help the public make informed decisions. They require agencies to follow certain practices for collecting, managing, and communicating data, ensuring transparency and accountability in the process. Essentially, these guidelines help maintain trustworthiness in government information that citizens rely on for various purposes.