Grassroots awareness and the impact of Civic Tech in Nepal
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Nepal made a significant improvement in the field of Openness, especially in Open Data. The government showed some commitment by starting a discussion and made some notable decision to promote the culture of collaboration. This was made possible because of the active participation of CSOs and grassroots awareness. Civic technology has been the backbone, projects like Open Data Nepal, AskNepal etc are making an impact. In the session, I will share how we can run the grassroots awareness to create an inclusive ecosystem and use civic technology to develop reliable products.
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- 1. Grassroot Awareness & Civic Tech in Nepal Nikesh Balami Chief Executive Officer Open Knowledge Nepal
- 2. ❖ Non-profit, using advocacy and technology to empower citizens and organizations to drive positive change. ❖ We build tools and communities to create, use and share open knowledge - content and data that everyone can use, share and build on.
- 3. We Open Data & Open Knowledge A piece of data or content is open if anyone is free to use, reuse, and redistribute it - subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute and/or share-alike. - http://opendefnition.org/
- 4. We run deep & strong grassroots awareness of Open Data - One of the most common forms of lobbying in our nation.
- 5. Decentralizing Campaign 14 Districts 7000+ Youths & Students
- 8. Our Learning ❖ Educational diversity of participants ❖ Communication ❖ Onsite improvisation / Imminence of action ❖ Digital literacy ❖ Follow-up
- 10. Open Data Nepal
- 11. AskNepal
- 12. LocalBoundaries
- 13. Thousands are taking direct benefits from this projects
- 14. We believe in - The Many Mind Principle and Fixing is Faster with Open Data.
- 15. The Future is Open! Let's make a world where digital knowledge creates power for the many not the few. This is the world we choose