Knowledge Commons

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Scaling Climate Goals

On April 22, 2022 the T7 Task Force Climate and Environment advocated for a “Digital Technical Knowledge Commons” ‘housing all things technical’ and data, especially: 1. monitoring data; 2. contextualized technology-based solutions, and; 3. best practices, relevant to climate change-related goals and sharing this accessible technical knowledge, information and expertise with decision-makers and stakeholders locally, regionally, and globally.[1]

While this report showed a recognition of the need for a climate knowledge commons by an official international task-force with considerable influence, it addressed neither social factors nor the importance of centering climate justice, a major difference from the emphasis and design of Climate Wiki.

Sources

  1. ↑ "SCALING CLIMATE GOALS THROUGH THE USE OF TECHNICAL EXPERTS & DIGITAL TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE COMMONS" T7 Task Force Climate and Environment, Maike Luiken & Alpesh Shah, April 22, 2022 https://www.think7.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Climate_Scaling-Climate-Goals-through-the-use-of-technical-experts-Digital-technical-knowledge-commons_Luken_Shah.pdf
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