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Home ยป The Crises and the Commons: The power of open collaboration for humanitarian relief
The Crises and the Commons: The power of open collaboration for humanitarian relief
Civil society, community mapping, disaster management, disaster preparedness, disaster response, ICT, Natural Disasters, online community, online mapping, participatory mapping, ppgis, web2, web2fordev
The Crises and the Commons: The power of open collaboration for humanitarian relief
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How realistic is open collaboration for development? Can it really work through the social web? CrisisCommons and OpenStreetMaps are good examples: volunteers worldwide combined forces for humanitarian relief.

Link: http://tinyurl.com/32r5eqb
Added by View user profileGiacomo Rambaldi on June 5, 2010
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