Future-Proofing Congress
How Member-Led Upgrades Are Optimizing Legislative Branch Capacity and Resilience
USA
https://github.com/Tokyo-Metro-Gov/tokyo-oss-guideline
Tokyo's Metropolitan Open Source Public Guidelines
東京都オープン・ソース・ソフトウェア公開ガイドライン. Contribute to Tokyo-Metro-Gov/tokyo-oss-guideline development by creating an account on GitHub.
Active
Tokyo
Open source: Yes
By sharing the intellectual property (source code) owned by the city as a public good with the citizens of the city and other local governments, it is possible to hear a wide range of opinions (correction and improvement opinions) from home and abroad, which makes OSS itself autonomous. It will be possible to develop the profits and return the profits to the citizens of Tokyo.
- Org. type
- Government / public sector
- Project type
- Resource
- Country
- Japan (Nihon or Nippon) 🇯🇵
- Language(s)
- English
- Tech stack
- BuiltWith report →
- Added
- 2021-12-06
- Last modified
- 2026-07-12T16:45:48.000Z
Additional details
- Publisher
- GitHub
- Number of integrations
- 0
- Sustainable Development Goals
- 11. Sustainable cities and communities
- Political unit
- city
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