Proof of Philanthropy: A Verifiable Giving Pledge for the Modern Age (GG21)
Proof of Philanthropy uses dynamic NFTs to verify and reward philanthropic actions, enabling transparent, on-chain recognition and incentivizing generosity. Expanding to more networks and integrations.User Review
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Reviewed on 6 Aug 2024 02:02 AM
The project should fall under the category of Decentralized Science. (https://ethereum.org/en/desci/)
The project supports funding mechanisms for DeSci projects, thereby fitting within the Decentralized Science category.
The project should aim to build public infrastructure for funding, creating, reviewing, crediting, storing, and/or disseminating scientific knowledge (either by orgnizing conferences, meetings, workshops and/or hackathons then contributing to onboard scientists into the blockchain ecosystem) fairly and equitably using the Web3 stack.
The project builds a public infrastructure for funding scientific activities using blockchain technology and NFTs, which aligns with the requirement.
The project should be able to clearly articulate its goals and objectives.
The project has clearly defined goals such as creating a unified system for tracking charitable giving and support of public goods-focused ecosystems, among others.
The project must have a clear and well-defined problem statement, as well as a plan for addressing the problem.
The project identifies the fragmentation of philanthropic data as a problem and proposes a plan using NFTs to address it.
The project must have a clear roadmap and timeline for implementation, with achievable goals.
The project provides a detailed roadmap and timeline, with specific milestones for integration and expansion plans.
The project should be open-source and collaborative in nature.
The project is open-source, as mentioned on its GitHub page, and it collaborates with various organizations in the ReFi community.
The project must be able to provide regular updates on its progress to the Gitcoin community.
The project has not shown frequent recent updates on its GitHub repository activity, making it unclear whether regular updates will be provided or not.