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-This section is adapted from "​[[https://​docs.google.com/​document/​d/​1GsdCqMbdKGqloQNK81JowbxIRlhuYqgwX0zBftOvEng/​edit|Working paper on Open Development Initiative ​Strategy ​V.2]],"​ last updated: 3 March 2016+This section is adapted from "​[[https://​docs.google.com/​document/​d/​1GsdCqMbdKGqloQNK81JowbxIRlhuYqgwX0zBftOvEng/​edit|Working paper on Open Development Initiative ​strategy ​V.2]],"​ last updated: 3 March 2016 
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 +====== About Open Development Initiative ======
  
-==== About Open Development Initiative ==== 
    
  We are network of organizations co-managing a common open data and open knowledge platform aggregating and sharing information,​ maps and data to illuminate development trends in the Mekong region at country and regional levels. ​ The platform and network are coordinated by East West Management Institute’s Open Development Initiative, which also produces the regional website. Country websites are managed by local partners. To date, these are Open Development Cambodia, based in Phnom Penh; PanNature, managing Open Development Vietnam, in Hanoi; and Phandeeyar, managing Open Development Myanmar in Yangon. ​ (Discussions are underway in Thailand and Laos for partners in those countries.) The ODI network is also creating a complex ecosystem of partners from local to global levels, across sectors, to contribute data, linkages, and technical expertise to the platform.  We are network of organizations co-managing a common open data and open knowledge platform aggregating and sharing information,​ maps and data to illuminate development trends in the Mekong region at country and regional levels. ​ The platform and network are coordinated by East West Management Institute’s Open Development Initiative, which also produces the regional website. Country websites are managed by local partners. To date, these are Open Development Cambodia, based in Phnom Penh; PanNature, managing Open Development Vietnam, in Hanoi; and Phandeeyar, managing Open Development Myanmar in Yangon. ​ (Discussions are underway in Thailand and Laos for partners in those countries.) The ODI network is also creating a complex ecosystem of partners from local to global levels, across sectors, to contribute data, linkages, and technical expertise to the platform.
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