Documentation for OpenJustice
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Updated
Apr 4, 2026
According to the UN Secretary General’s Roadmap for Digital Cooperation, a Digital Public Good (DPG) is an open source software, open data, open AI systems, or open content collections that adhere to privacy and other applicable laws and best practices, do no harm, and help attain the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To be classified as a DPG, a digital solution must conform to the nine indicators of the DPG Standard. The Digital Public Goods Alliance maintains a registry of digital solutions officially vetted and recognized as digital public goods.
Documentation for OpenJustice
Indonesia's carbon market, in one terminal. Pasar karbon Indonesia dalam satu layar.
Free, open-source, AI-native, multilingual progressive web app that walks newcomers through the full journey of arriving and settling in Denmark. 10 languages. Built privacy-first. Fork it for your country.
Open governance & compliance records commons for NGOs — adopt via Copier
Kulintara — a demonstration prototype of a unified government accounting system modelled on the Philippine Government Accounting Manual (GAM), UACS, and COA document flows. Laravel 12 + Vue 3. AGPL-3.0.
Digital public good for measuring, managing, and reducing organizational carbon footprints — built for Latin America. TypeScript monorepo (Fastify API + React web).
Open-source, multi-tenant Hospital Management System (67+ modules) built as a Digital Public Good — Rust/Axum + PostgreSQL + React, patient-safety & regulatory logic enforced in code. AGPL-3.0 + commercial.