BarCamp is an unconference format that encourages open discussions and collaboration among participants. Unlike traditional conferences, there is no set agenda; instead, attendees propose topics and lead sessions based on their interests and expertise. This format fosters a dynamic environment where knowledge is shared freely. Typically organized by volunteers, BarCamps are open to anyone interested in technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation. They often take place in informal settings, such as community centers or co-working spaces, promoting networking and the exchange of ideas among diverse groups of people.