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Open Knowledge

Open Knowledge is the omnipresent topic on Abierto al Público, and although all the articles on the blog relate to it, we created this tag for those entries that have the term “Open Knowledge” in their title, as we believe that they might enhance the understanding that our audience has on this matter.

This tag also includes the articles that describe the five thematic pillars around which we generate content for the blog:

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  • Open Systems

An Open Knowledge Maturity Model: 5 Essential Facets to Guide You to the Next Level

February 22, 2022 by Kyle Strand 1 Comment

6 min. read. This article presents a proposal for an Open Knowledge Maturity Model to help navigate the criteria, challenges and decisions needed to effectively leverage an organization’s external knowledge sources and share internal knowledge at scale. In general, a maturity model can be very helpful in guiding the actions or an organization, government, or company towards … [Read more...] about An Open Knowledge Maturity Model: 5 Essential Facets to Guide You to the Next Level

Open knowledge ecosystems

September 19, 2020 by Open Knowledge Team Leave a Comment

Connecting people with knowledge networks The most pressing development challenges of our time reveal the deeply interconnected nature of our world. Thus, solutions to these challenges will likely emerge through improved connection and co-creation, with processes that can help quickly share … [Read more...] about Open knowledge ecosystems

Open Headlines: January 2019

January 31, 2019 by Open Knowledge Team Leave a Comment

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Just a few weeks into 2019 and already the headlines are pointing to new developments which will impact open knowledge and open source going forward. Here are the stories which stand out to us so far this new year, along with some reflections about what we can take away from them for the 2019 outlook on open knowledge in Latin America and the Caribbean:  1) Public domain got … [Read more...] about Open Headlines: January 2019

Open source technology: concepts and applications

January 2, 2019 by Federico Basañes - Open Knowledge Team 1 Comment

If the topic of open source technology is new to you or you would like to learn about the resources we have created on this topic, you can use this page as a guide. Explore IDB knowledge and other resources related to the open source movement, public software development in Latin America and the Caribbean, and the reuse of open digital tools. You can also learn about the … [Read more...] about Open source technology: concepts and applications

Open Knowledge on the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

December 10, 2018 by Michelle Marshall Leave a Comment

This December 10th marks the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Its signing in 1948 marked a historic moment for the international community to recognize a set of standards that defined explicitly the idea that all people are entitled to live a life of dignity regardless of gender, race, nationality, religion, age, ability, as a “foundation for … [Read more...] about Open Knowledge on the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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