Blockchain on humanitarian missions – from Ukraine to Niger, Somalia, and DRC.
FinTech and especially Blockchain might support humanitarian missions worldwide. Identification of refugees, the support they give, donates settlements – there is a place for blockchain everywhere. Especially if local governments are not they are not trustworthy. Here we come blockchain.
Don’t be afraid of working with humanitarian organizations. These are new partners for you, they can pay you and you can scale very quickly.
But the goal eventually is just one. Every 8 seconds one child is dying because of hunger. Blockchain is one of the elements that can stop it.
Key value:
1. Blockchain is helpful for humanity
2. Supporting humanitarian and nonprofit organizations is not “free of charge”.
They can pay money for founders and companies. Once you offer your solution to the nonprofit, they can scale your product in many countries they operate.
About the speaker:
Radek Wierzbicki – Founder and General Director at Unsung Heroes Acceleration Programme – multinational accelerator for startups with technologies that might be helpful on humanitarian missions worldwide. Organizational team and mentors come from 37 countries.
The organization works with MAP Afrique, Polish Humanitarian Action, and a few other local humanitarian organizations working in Benin, South Sudan, and Bangladesh.
Moreover, Radek Wierzbicki is a Co-founder of Ideal Bistro. Ideal Bistro is one of the ten best startups in Poland selected by NCBR in the pilot edition of the NCBR-Nevada Acceleration Programme in the United States.
Co-founder and Board Member of Pureco Natural, a strategic partner of Zume, a global producer of biodegradable packaging. He gained his previous experience at mBank, Noble Securities, and Citi Handlowy.
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