The rise of population-scale technology is transforming public services and impacting billions, driven by Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) that can help nations achieve their goals and advance the Sustainable Development Goals. Digital Public Goods (DPGs), the open-source building blocks behind DPIs, play a crucial role in addressing global challenges. However, the long-term sustainability of DPGs relies on vibrant developer communities that enhance product quality, foster innovation, and drive adoption. Currently, DPG builder and adopter organizations are at varying stages in their journey towards community development, demonstrating different levels of success and maturity.

To support and better understand this journey, C4GT is launching the annual ‘DPG State of the Community’ report, which seeks to provide a holistic overview of the current state of community-building efforts across DPGs, offering insights into both organization and developer perspectives.

DPG SCoRe Databytes

Short and Insightful data snippets from DPG SCoRe

Databytes #1

Do you know how many hours of mentorship are required by open-source contributors? And how many hours are being provided?

Databytes #2

What do you think are the biggest roadblocks organisations face in managing open source communities?

Databytes #3

What do you think is the biggest motivation for contributors to contribute to open-source and digital public goods?