# Content licence

The content of IRF for NGOs is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). The licence text is at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.

You may copy it, share it, change it and build on it, for any purpose, including paid work. You must give credit, link to the licence and say if you made changes. There is no royalty and no limit on commercial use. The Nordic Blockchain Association receives no payment for it.

## Attribution line

Credit the work with this line.

IRF for NGOs by Matthew Breen, published in association with the Nordic Blockchain Association, blockchainframeworks.org, CC BY 4.0

## What is content

CC BY 4.0 applies to these.

- the question banks, the use case catalogue, the scoring maps and the routing rules, all in `site/css/data/`
- the brief and tender templates
- the text of the pack in `pack/`, including the pack's data files
- the copy on the pages of the site
- the documents under `docs/` and `methodology-docs/`

Each JSON data file carries a `copyright` line that points here.

## What is code

Code is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. The text is in the file `LICENSE` at the repo root. It applies to these.

- the JavaScript and PHP in `site/`, apart from the data files
- the scorer in `pack/scorer/` and the build and check tools in `tools/`

Each code file in `site/` starts with `SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0`.

## Case studies

`case-studies.html` names real organisations as precedents only. The names and marks of those organisations stay theirs. A listing is no endorsement and earns no points in any verdict.

## What you make with it

A brief or a tender made with the tool belongs to the organisation that made it. The licences place no condition on it, and it needs no attribution.

## Third-party files

The fonts in `site/assets/fonts/` keep their own licences, which sit beside them.

## Questions

Write to contact@nordicblockchain.com.