Enhancing Climate Change & Social Impact With Sustainable Technologies
summary
Farm projects tokenise stored crops as ERC-1155 SFTs and put warehouses and banks on-chain so farmers who used to wait 15 days to 15 minutes for loans now access credit directly; pilots report 35–40% income uplift (India), 300% (Africa). Humanitarian cash transfers run on Building Blocks (WFP) with unique beneficiary IDs, reducing duplication. Other proofs use NFTs for carbon credits and land conservation, smart contracts for immediate payments, and DAOs to coordinate funding, but regulation and data integration remain the scaling bottlenecks.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Sustainable tech and climate goals
- 1:35Panelists' blockchain impact work
- 3:39Farmers using DeFi and blockchain
- 5:45Blockchain for livestock traceability
- 7:53Humanitarian blockchain in UN's Building Blocks
- 11:08Blockchain scalability challenges
- 16:24Government role in blockchain regulation
- 20:35Blockchain for climate change and carbon credits
- 24:31NFTs and gamification for climate action
- 27:19Tech-for-sustainability ecosystem
- 31:16Call to action for social impact
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