Table 2. CSIR's Open Source Drug Discovery Project at a glance.

Focus:	Tuberculosis medicines (all aspects of discovery and development)
Year started:	2008
Funding:	INR 1.5 billion (∼US $35 million), the Government of India
Number of contributors:	451
License:	An original license, “OSDD Terms and Conditions”
Achievements to date:	(1) Curated a re-annotation of Mycobacterium tuberculosis genome which generated a metabolome and protein-protein functional network to be used to identify potential drug targets (2) Generated 11 models for prediction of anti-tuberculosis activity (3) Created a chemical repository of small molecules
Number articles publishing the project's scientific findings:	Five [21], [22], [38]–[40]
Evaluations/audits:	None known