Dádiva
@dadiva
In Brazil, social and environmental impact projects face funding challenges. Most initiatives depend exclusively on seasonal public grants or sponsorship from private sectors. Dadiva is a community to donate, receive and reciprocate to public goods in Brazil
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Dádiva
@dadiva
What is Dádiva? Give Access to Quadratic Funding: Deploy a capital allocation mechanism, such as Simple Grants, in the Allo v2 Protocol to Onboard Brazilian projects into funding. Receive Onchain Capital Allocation Mechanisms: Provide support and education for Brazilian projects in the ecosystem through the community treasury. Reciprocate Coordination: Build new capital allocation and coordination mechanisms for public goods projects.
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Dádiva
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Goals "A Flexible Design for Funding Public Goods": Contextualize quadratic funding as a mechanism for funding public goods for public policies at municipal, state and national levels. "Quadratic Funding and Pluralist Economics in Brazil": Produce a academic paper that connects development challenges and the tragedy of the commons to quadratic funding as a mathematically optimal solution for allocating public goods in a democratic way. "Onchain Capital Allocation Docs": to learn, build and implement a protocol that uses quadratic funding as a capital allocation mechanism. Bring together experiences of protocols in Portuguese, such as Gitcoin, Giveth, Allo.capital for researchers and builders new to the ecosystem.
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