Activities
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OA governance will maintain an openly published list of existing and potential new use case communities, which will be informed by:
- OA governance will maintain a library of policy analysis of different sectors, and MEL evidence built up from existing use case communities.
OA community input - the OA community can propose potential use case communities through the .
Potential use case communities will be presented to the AEF which will allow:
other members of the OA community to .
OA governance to prioritise resources and support using a .
Once a viable use case community has been identified, the following steps will be taken to catalyse it:
For new communities:
Identify stakeholders
Engage with these stakeholders and provide a means for them to register their interest
Hold a kick-off meeting
Agree the governance and accountability structure
Where a community already exists:
Engage with the community to establish their existing model
Identify any stakeholder gaps and, where required, invite targeted stakeholders to join the community and/or provide a means for additional stakeholders to register interest in the community
Hold a scoping meeting to establish points of contact and ways of working
Use case communities can be made up from:
Organisations both within the OA community and/or outside the OA community. Involving organisations from outside the current OA community enables the OA community to grow, which should help it become more sustainable
Organisations with fixed/closed membership, or with open membership
Organisations in overlap with members of the AEF, W3C or SC or independently