Civic Tech Field Guide
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A directory of catalogs, collections, and galleries of resources aimed at strengthening the civic tech ecosystem (like the Civic Tech Field Guide itself).
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Zuela is a civic engagement, social networking platform aimed at promoting good governance. We are committed to creating a good community that is free from major issues affecting our society today.
The Open Source Observatory (OSOR) serves as a place where the open source software community can come together to publish news, find out about events, find relevant open source software solutions and read about the use of free and open source in public administrations across and beyond Europe.
Digital upheaval also means a whole universe of tools and techniques are out there to make your reporting easier, faster, harder, smarter.
A crowdsourced resource for technologists building things for the (probably) upcoming general election
...a free global resource for using social media and new technologies in emergencies
The Civic Commons Wiki was a collaborative encyclopedia documenting best-practices and open standards for file formats, APIs, agile development processes, open source software, and supporting policies and licenses in the civic sector.
A crowd-sourced web-based database of organizations, programs, and initiatives at the intersection of STEM and local government and communities.
The CLARITY project brings together stakeholder networks across Europe into an engaged and mobilised community that supports innovation in open eGovernment applications.
The Solutions Story Tracker® is a curated, database of rigorous reporting on responses to the world's most pressing social problems.
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