Open Source as the necessary first step towards achieving European Digital Sovereignty. Submission by the RadicalxChange Foundation and its European Network. Below is an extract from the attachment "Towards European Open Digital Ecosystems" We welcome the Commission's initiative to develop a strategic approach to open source.
RadicalxChange Foundation
NGO · Germany · EU Transparency Register 611949191795-03
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