django-coop
An work-in-progress to build collaborative organizations management server for the Social and Solidarity Economy Sector. Django-coop manages organizations, contact informations, members, relations between organizations, places, impact areas, tags, categories, exchanges (products, services, partnerships). It feeds selected data through a D2R server to a RDF aggregation platform that can acts as a hub for different networks.
Installation intructions are (in french…) on the wiki.
License
django-coop uses the same license as Django (BSD). django-coop development is currently funded by CREDIS, FSE (European Social Fund) and Conseil Regional Auvergne.
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