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The infrastructural layer of information ecosystems provides a common set of conditions and digital resources that, when balanced with non-digital resources, shape information flows and nurture the ecosystem.
Présentation
What is a healthy information ecosystem? A healthy information ecosystem is a well-balanced and diverse system where information is created, shared, and used responsibly. It allows individuals and communities to access and analyze information for decision-making and accountability. A healthy information ecosystem operates through complex interactions between various elements without a single controlling authority. It emphasizes the diversity of information sources and platforms, focusing on larger networks rather than individuals. The ecosystem can be analyzed at different levels, from local to global, with key aspects highlighted in a taxonomy graphic.
Why does it matter? Information ecosystems are a close reflection of our interconnected world. Any ecosystem thrives on balance, diversity, and resilience where various species can coexist and interact. The same principles apply to information ecosystems. Adopting a systems-based approach enhances awareness of resource allocation, identifies gaps, and uncovers the interactions between different funders and programming so that they can design more meaningful and effective objective-oriented interventions and support.
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