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DPG Standard Version 2
This wiki serves as the workspace for ongoing developments regarding Version 2 of the DPG Standard.
The DPG Standard is a set of specifications and guidelines designed to maximize consensus about whether a project conforms to the definition of digital public goods set by the UN Secretary-General in the 2020 Roadmap for Digital Cooperation: digital public goods must be open source software, open data, open AI models, open standards and open content that adhere to privacy and other applicable laws and best practices, do no harm, and help attain the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The DPG Standard establishes a baseline that must be met in order to earn recognition as a digital public good by the Digital Public Goods Alliance (DPGA) and the broader community. The DPG Standard itself is an open project and therefore open to contribution. With that, the DPGA supports the 5 Core Principles of OpenStand in the development of the DPG Standard. We invite anyone who uses and benefits from the DPG Standard to join our growing list of endorsers.
- [Proposal] Retrofit standards for open data and open standards #59
- [Proposal] Retrofitting the standard for an open AI audience #58
- [Proposal] Sharpening the language regarding "goods" currently found in V1 of the DPG Standard #57
- [Proposal] Include DPG reference catalogue for standards #56
Version 2 of the DPG standard will be developed in a separate wiki workspace to ensure full transparency throughout the process.
DPGA Secretariat initiated development of version 2 of the DPG standard.
The timeline is under development and will be updated once further work commences.
This process will be open for input throughout the entire duration of the Version 2 work period. Users can provide input and comment by adding issues regarding both the general process or specific parts.
We will hold webinars and announce specific community input periods for significant topics reflected in the timeline. Once a completed draft of Version 2 is finalized, there will be a community input period of 3 weeks.