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UNICEF Open Source Inventory. A UNICEF Global Innovation knowledge base of best practices and resources for working and leading Open.
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inventory

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Innovation Inventory. A UNICEF Global Innovation knowledge base of best practices and resources for working and leading Open.

:information_source: About

This repository is a collection of various information about Open Source best practices. It was originally created to support UNICEF Venture Fund teams in building Open Source projects and communities. The information here can be applied generally to Open Source projects.

This repository also includes an inventory of Venture Fund companies and their Open Source intellectual property.

:busts_in_silhouette: Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md. See the maintainer's guide for more information about how this repository is managed and governed.

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