Collaboration in Open Tech for an Open Society, Entrepreneurship & Innovation
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Argues that solving global problems requires millions of sustainable projects driven by global cross‑border collaboration rather than elites, and that FOSS economic models can support viable businesses. Describes concrete tools: open source software and hardware, community events, mentorship and incubators that produce mobile apps, hardware prototypes and online platforms. Claims focus on engaging underprivileged talent worldwide, cites existing community events and project incubations as working proof of concept rather than just theory.
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