Such a good discussion with @fmacwater! We cover the gambit with a quick review of Fraser's work in Australia working in water markets for the Murray-Darling Basin and the we talk about WaterLedger and the application of blockchain technologies for water…https://t.co/u9EmvUa60z
Great news for the decentralisation of water management!
Read @fmacwater on water management by traditional owners using DAOS on the @civicledger blog
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@ebuckleylennox @AridLandsEC@EnviroCentreNT Reach out to myself or @fmacwater if you think that a DAO based model for traditional owners to self assert their environmental and water rights could be helpful https://t.co/1Ln2yQ1FUF
Natural capital is worth $44T to the global economy every year, versus the $1T #Bitcoin market cap. Read an article from the Civic Ledger team about bringing transparency and immutability to natural capital markets with #blockchain. @katrina_donaghy @CryptoAkasha @fmacwater
We are all familiar with digital wallets for travel, online banking, and much more, so why not for #water. Find out more about #waterwallets in our latest post https://t.co/RQmWdvGGax
What do you need to create an effective and efficient #watermarket? Trust. Transparency. Independence. Clear rules, consistently applied. #blockchain
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An inspiring, at times controversial, no holds barred call to action - "We must empower everyone, young and old, female and male, poor or affluent to help build a safe, sustainable human future."
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@keithjpitt#blockchain offers a highly secure, independent solution, outside the control of vested interests. In other words a "single point of truth" that serves all parties, rather than just the narrow interests of individual parties.
https://t.co/hDTTCcxtZb
There have been calls for #transparency around water for many years. Why do we not yet have the who, what, how, and when of water? Thoughts?
https://t.co/B4Qq5HYf5A https://t.co/Rd8kmhUKo2
Deep dive into the question: do we have to rethink public services and governance in response to the digital world, and if so, what would it look like. Yes or no for the water sector?
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In a world where « water use [is] a proprietary trade secret » how can we ensure sustainability? Surely a single point of truth, open to all, used by all, independent of all would be a starting point. Are we ready for #digitalwater transformation? https://t.co/jUBI9oyjcz
Shared responsibility is a complex space, and often means waiting for someone else to act. Therefore, we must all be ready to step into the leadership vacuum and become the drivers of change. https://t.co/ZCQiIXxzHG
We often see water access and security as issues for developing countries, but in reality wherever you find poor and marginalized communities you can find problems. Water access and security are global issues, just different contexts! https://t.co/fw9tmLRmEn
Confronting the trade-offs betwee values and priorities in the face of a changing climate, at every level, is both necessary and difficult. Yet, the scale of the challenge demands it! https://t.co/LmsKp13vhO
.@charitywater an inspiring story we can all learn from - a simple business model, passion for technology to personally connect donors to outcomes, persistent innovation, and find someone else to pay overhead costs! https://t.co/sYRW0LBr6f