Data-driven 4th Sector
Venture category: 4th Sector
Community: Sensorica
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Objectives
Objectives
Reflect on the use of big data in support of the 4th Sector. Implement data-driven solutions for the 4th Sector
Description
Description
People organize in open networks, using the Internet to communicate and coordinate actions on the ground. These networks are organic, dynamic, versatile. They don’t need a head office or a legal entity to represent them. They are not Coops, Nonprofits, or Inc-s, they are creatures of the Fourth Sector.
How can we use data to stimulate the development of the 4th Sector.
Open Fourth Sector Rationale, document produced by Sensorica.
Contents
Contents
Communication and coordination
Communication and coordination
Communication channels
Communication channels
Messaging: use the NOICE open forum , Discord channel
Social media: Sensorica Facebook page
Coordination tools
Coordination tools
Planning
Planning
Asynchronous brainstorming mode, here.
Notes
Notes
Documentation repository
Documentation repository
Incentives
Incentives
Describe all layers of incentives
VENTURES are COLLABORATIVE, TRANSPARENT (anyone has access to the information that they produce) and OPEN (anyone can participate). They only produce deliverables based on OPEN SOURCE technology. VENTURES have a CUSTODIAN that represents them legally and acts as a trust for their tangible assets. VENTURES can have multiple EXCHANGE FIRMS, which are commercial entities that move products and services developed by VENTURES on the MARKET. EXCHANGE FIRMS oblige themselves by contract with the CUSTODIAN to share PROFIT with all contributors to VENTURES, from which they commercialize PRODUCTS.
Open Venture governance document
[Instruction: link to governance doc, use template to create governance - delete this after]Organizational context
Organizational context
Agreements
Agreements
Custodian Agreement [provide link]
Exchange firm Agreement [provide link]
Venture Governance Template [provide link]
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