The OSI once again has the privilege to participate in the Digital Public Goods Alliance Annual Members Meeting. This is our second meeting, now in Singapore. Liv Marte Nordhaug's keynote was a call for governments and organizations to incorporate: 1) Open Source first principles 2) Open data at scale 3) Interoperable DPI 4) DPGs for climate change action #opensource #digitalpublicgoods #digitalpublicinfrastructure
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This is such a great initiative and a very useful resource for all working in climate finance research and project origination. All information you need to know about the projects of the four leading MCFs (#CIF, #GCF, #GEF and the #Adaptation_Fund) in one place! #COP29
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