In the past five years, you have been involved as a participant, a trainer or multiplier, a software developer, a decision maker or a technical or programme partner in one or several initiatives of the programme "IT@FOSS - Promoting Free and Open Source Software in Southeast Asia" carried out by InWEnt and partners. Thank you all for your contribution and your valuable input into this project!!

The financing period of IT@FOSS is now coming to an end. Therefore, we are carrying out a final evaluation to provide us and you with an overview of the results of IT@FOSS. This will help us a lot in discovering the achievement of all intended goals of the project and to get some lessons learned for future project work. Therefore we request all of you for support as much as you can, especially by honestly answering the survey that comes into your consideration.

By clicking on the name of the group, please choose the group, which describes best your role during and after the programme IT@FOSS. You will then get a set of questions targeted at this role.

• FOSS Trainer and multipliers: who has taken part in a Training-of-Trainer course, also who is now a trainer giving lectures, training or coaching to other or who is regularly giving advice to other software users in the networks (e.g. to apply or to migrate to FOSS)
• FOSS Power User: who studied FOSS or had training on FOSS primarily to apply their learning to their professional and personal needs, therefore everyone who is already using FOSS, regardless of the extent of usage, is categorised as FOSS Power User. On the other hand, even if one is a certified  LPI trainer, but who has not yet initiated any action to increase the number of FOSS users, is categorised as FOSS Power User.
• Decision makers: who are in a position to either influence or make decisions, they may be in government, in schools, in civic organisations and in NGOs.
• Entrepreneurs: who own a business entity or enterprise; and may either be managing or not such business/es.
• FOSS Software Developers: who are developing software needed by various stakeholders, also who have the knowledge and ability to contribute to the further development of FOSS, also those who have localised or are in the process of localising certain software.
• IT@FOSS Partners: who are main project partners involved in the management and controlling process of the entire project.
  

Please take note of the explanations at the bottom of each question in each frame, which will guide you in answering the questions.  Thank you.