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Open Source Economic Development
Open Source Economic Development applies successful practices adopted in the open source software industry to strengthen creativity, collaboration and communication for community and economic development.
The components listed below help communities build capacity in Open Source Economic Development:
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Speaker: Ed Morrison, Co-Founder, I-Open
Open Source Economic Development is a set of models, tools and disciplines that enable diverse groups of people to engage in complex development projects in "the civic space".
It's based on the open source software development model, which encourages the formation of voluntary open innovation networks. Through a set of simple rules, a complex community evolves to develop complex projects. These rules balance open participation with leadership direction. Economic development takes place in a civic space outside the four walls of any one organization. In the civic space, no command and control system works. Instead, we must build and align resources through networks. In order to scale these networks, we need a set of practices and tools that deliver value to the participants, while at the same time are simple to teach.
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Ensure education, economic and workforce development services such as knowledge sharing, communications and engagement for a network of community and economic developers. Send your donation to I-Open by clicking on the secure PayPal donate button below.