I: Interoperable, w/ universal language and compatible formatsR: Reusable, with correct annotations and the ability to be combined w/ other data
FAIR Principles:F: Findable so data can be preservedA: Accessible, where data is open and free
CARE Principles:C: Collective Benefit with improved governance and equitable outcomesA: Authority to Control to protect rights and interests
R: Responsibility for indigenous language, worldviews, and for positive relationshipsE: Ethics to minimize harm and maximize benefits
These principles, when working together, provide a way to create, manage, and distribute data in a universally ethical and efficient way!
But they differ in the specificity of their rules and target data sets. The FAIR principles are more general, while the CARE principles are adapted to Indigenous data
FAIR and CARE Principles are similar in their focus on people and purpose, and that they strive for universally ethical and efficient stewardship