Creative Commons is working with the Estonian Information Technology Foundation (EITF) to create Estonia jurisdiction-specific licenses from the Unported Creative Commons licenses.

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Project Lead: Ene Koitla, Estonian Information Technology Foundation (EITF)

Legal Team: Priit Lätt, Hele Karja, and Heiki Pisuke of Glimstedt Straus & Partners, and independent legal expert Mario Rosentau from the University of Tartu.

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• English retranslation (v3.0, PDF).
• Explanation of substantive legal changes in English (v3.0, PDF).
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Interactive drafts on c0-ment:

• https://lite.co-ment.com/text/42B7LvNNI7y/view/
• https://lite.co-ment.com/text/gBGcFl6yLvz/view/
• https://lite.co-ment.com/text/QwkZXtVW6sV/view/

More about the Estonian Information Technology Foundation (EITF)

Estonian Information Technology Foundation is a non-profit organisation founded by the Estonian Republic, Tartu University, Tallinn Technical University, Eesti Telekom and the Association of Estonian Information Technology and Telecommunications Companies. The 5-member Council of the EITF is made up of the representatives of the aforementioned founders. They appoint the 3 members of the Executive Board. The Foundation is annually audited by a sworn auditor.

EITF’s aims are to assist in preparation of the highly qualified IT specialists and to support information and communication technology-related development in Estonia. For these purposes the Foundation established and manages the Estonian IT College and adminsters the National Support Program for ICT in Higher Education “Tiger University.”