Earthist Network
A community initiative promoting regenerative living and public welfare through projects focused on hemp cultivation, seed sovereignty, medicinal mushroom cultivation, regenerative cotton, and silk blending, aiming to revitalize ecosystems and empower local farmers.User Review
AI Review
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Reviewed on 19 Apr 2024 01:01 PM
Project is creating impact through public goods, civic service, civic works, civic innovations or civic utilities.
The Earthist Network has demonstrated a focus on public goods and civic service through initiatives like seed sovereignty, supporting hemp farms, and promoting ecological health, which align with civic utilities for stewardship of communities.
Project exhibits clear relevance to the broad framing of civic innovation.
Their work on agricultural transformation, community-driven initiatives, and ecological health exhibit clear relevance to civic innovation.
At least one project steward is a member of OpenCivics consortium.
There is insufficient information provided to determine whether any of the project stewards are members of the OpenCivics consortium.
Project team size and skills correlates to use of funds and desired impact.
There is no detailed information provided about the project team size and the specific skills of its members to assess whether they correlate to the project's use of funds and desired impact.
Project demonstrates a clear track record of previous work.
The project has outlined numerous past initiatives, such as seed collections, educating on medical cannabis, promoting Forest Schools, and starting a DAO, indicating a clear track record.
Project must agree to participate in co-development of collaborative and grantee accountability protocols as part of their impact reporting process.
The provided information does not specify whether the Earthist Network has agreed to participate in the co-development of collaborative and grantee accountability protocols for their impact reporting process.
Project adheres to OpenCivics Ethical Standards and Pledge.
The application does not explicitly state adherence to OpenCivics Ethical Standards and Pledge, and there is no other evidence provided to confirm this criterion.
Project stewards pass OFAC screening process.
There is no information provided that confirms the completion or results of an OFAC screening process for the project stewards.
Optional: Project is encouraged to include focus on collaboration between projects or on tools and infrastructures for collaboration.
The project has shown a commitment to collaboration through joint initiatives with other groups, such as the Regen Network and projects exploring innovative materials and regenerative practices.