Open development wiki
We're building Appropedia as a platform for those interested in open development.
A modest start page on the subject is at Open development, open aid, which points to the various related resources on Appropedia. See also open development wiki for mentions of some of the active efforts.
I've only just become aware of the KM4Dev wiki, so I added that to the table at Green wikis and development wikis. That's a large sortable table - click the button in the !IntDev column twice to bring that category to the top and see some of the wikis in the area (though most are inactive).
We'd be interested in knowing how we could serve this community better - please comment!
A modest start page on the subject is at Open development, open aid, which points to the various related resources on Appropedia. See also open development wiki for mentions of some of the active efforts.
I've only just become aware of the KM4Dev wiki, so I added that to the table at Green wikis and development wikis. That's a large sortable table - click the button in the !IntDev column twice to bring that category to the top and see some of the wikis in the area (though most are inactive).
We'd be interested in knowing how we could serve this community better - please comment!
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Comment by Chris Watkins on December 10, 2009 at 8:29pm -
A related conversation in the blogosphere: Do you think it’s time to support a humanitarian wiki?. Would appreciate any feedback, and please share the link with friends in the development world. Thanks!
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Comment by Lucie Lamoureux on November 30, 2009 at 11:14am -
Thanks Nancy for forwarding the Journal!
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Comment by Nancy White on November 27, 2009 at 10:24pm -
You can read about the kstoolkit history here: http://www.kstoolkit.org/Toolkit+Journal
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Comment by Chris Watkins on November 25, 2009 at 7:52am
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Thanks Lucie - interesting site. I've added it to the table (feel free to edit it to correct or add to it).
Glad to see they're using the same open license (CC-BY-SA) that Appropedia and Wikipedia are using. Do you see an opportunity for collaboration here?
Also interested to know who started it, and how organizations like the FAO and CGIAR got involved. Checking out the site now...
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Comment by Lucie Lamoureux on November 25, 2009 at 4:44am
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Hi Chris,
Great initiative! I didn't see the KS toolkit wiki in your list (http://www.kstoolkit.org), in case you want to add it.
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