Elevating the Role of Open Technology in Sustainability - Building the Metrics of Su...
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OpenUK builds concrete outputs: a v1.0 Societal Value Metrics framework due in November that measures non‑economic contributions of open software, hardware and data against SDGs after a literature review, and two operational blueprints — a data center blueprint and an EV charging blueprint — that map components, governance and open technology. Work relies on a ~320 UK survey respondents sample and claims roughly £41.5bn contribution to GDP; outputs are CC‑licensed and intended for iterative adoption.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:22A Blockchain for the Land Registry in Afghanistan
- 11:30Learning and Skills Development
- 15:14Sustainability Strategy and Environmental Policy
- 24:28Scale of the Literature Review
- 25:45The Digital Public Goods Alliance
- 26:12Scotland National Performance Framework
- 27:30Open Technology Metrics
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