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Standards are generally accepted rules/guides, typically forming the skeleton for an ideal model
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Is there (or should there be) a standard way to categorize procurement data at the municipal...
There's plenty of classifications for public procurement used in different countries, Common Procurement Vocabulary (mentioned above) being the standard in EU member states. To give you some links:
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Metadata standards and best practices for data dictionaries for CSV files/data
While definitely not yet an established practice, another proposal to consider might be Jeni Tennison's Linked CSV (see examples), which adds "prolog lines" to describe the schema used in CSV files.
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