Open Knowledge

Open Knowledge refers to information that is freely accessible, shareable, and usable by everyone without restrictions. It promotes transparency, collaboration, and innovation by making data, research, and cultural resources available to the public. Examples include open government data, scientific research, and educational resources. By sharing knowledge openly, communities can work together more effectively, make informed decisions, and develop new ideas, all while respecting privacy and intellectual property rights. It aims to empower individuals and organizations to learn, create, and solve problems collectively.