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Neutral Multi-Stakeholder Governance for Digital Public Goods Open Source Projects - The Case of OpenWallet

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Explore the concept of neutral multi-stakeholder governance for digital public goods open source projects in this 17-minute conference talk by Daniel Goldscheider from the OpenWallet Foundation. Learn about the case study of OpenWallet and gain insights into the challenges and benefits of implementing collaborative governance models in open source initiatives. Discover how this approach can foster innovation, ensure transparency, and promote the development of digital public goods that benefit a wide range of stakeholders.

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