GitHub's Social Impact, Tech for Social Good team has released a report titled "Open Source Software in India, Kenya, Egypt, and Mexico," exploring the role of open source software (OSS) in the social sector of these countries. The report, developed with OBI Digital, involved insights from 53 experts and 578 survey responses, revealing unique OSS dynamics in each region. In India, tech entrepreneurs are self-funding OSS initiatives for vulnerable communities, while Kenya's social sector and Mexico's civic tech projects drive OSS adoption. Egypt has seen a shift in student perceptions towards OSS, moving away from software piracy. All four countries have federal policies supporting OSS, and the report highlights how open source communities facilitate adaptability, sustainability, and collaborative learning, particularly in low-resource settings.