E-Shule: Bringing Future and Hope to African Schools
An African pilot project in Uganda integrates Web3 and sustainability into education, aiming to empower students and promote ecological practices using web technologies and local collaboration.User Review
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Reviewed on 15 Feb 2024 11:02 AM
Web3 Community & Education Round Eligibility
The project 'E-Shule: Bringing Future and Hope to African Schools' is focused on educational empowerment and community growth with a Web3 orientation, aligning with the intent of the 'Web3 Community and Education' round.
To be eligible for this grant round, applicants must meet the general eligibility policy and the following specific criteria:
Based on the provided description, 'E-Shule' seems to meet the general eligibility policy including a focus on education and community growth in the Web3 space.
Mission-Oriented: The project must aim to improve the Web3 ecosystem.
The 'E-Shule' project aims to introduce and implement Web3 technologies in educational settings, clearly targeting the improvement of the Web3 ecosystem.
Minimum Age: Projects must have been active for at least 3 months.
There are no specific details provided regarding the exact duration of the project's activities, therefore the assessment of the minimum age criterion remains uncertain.
Qualifying Project Types:
The 'E-Shule' project encompasses several qualifying project types such as educational resources, community growth, and inclusion programs.
Community Growth Initiatives
The project includes initiatives aimed at growing new Web3 communities by integrating these technologies in schools, consistent with community growth objectives.
Educational Material & Resources
Providing hands-on learning experiences and embracing Web3 technologies as part of the school curriculum directly relates to creating and providing educational material and resources.
Investigative Journalism (e.g. impact reporting, bad actor investigations)
While the 'E-Shule' project promotes education and community engagement, there is no evidence of involvement in investigative journalism.
Content Creation (e.g., YouTube tutorials, newsletters, blogs, podcasts, memes)
The project description does not specify content creation in the form of YouTube tutorials, newsletters, blogs, podcasts, or memes as part of its core activities.
Community-Building DAOs
The information provided does not indicate that the 'E-Shule' project involves the creation or operation of community-building DAOs.
User Onboarding
Through integrating Web3 technologies into the educational program, the project inherently involves user onboarding to these technologies.
Inclusion, Diversity, and Advocacy Programs
The project highlights a clear mission towards youth empowerment and environmental protection, which aligns with inclusion, diversity, and advocacy efforts within the Web3 context.