The lack of understanding about blockchain among officials and legislators, driving its adoption to improve transparency, innovation and efficiency in public policies.
This is the total amount allocated to Event at the Buenos Aires City Congress.
The project addresses this by training legislators and officials with talks, workshops and discussion panels on blockchain, Cardano and legislation, facilitating their adoption.
No dependencies.
Our project is committed to fostering transparency and collaboration, which aligns with the ethos of the open-source community. The educational materials, presentations, and tools developed for the event will be made available under an open-source license. This includes:
Presentation slides, guides, and manuals used during the event.
Technical demonstrations and code examples related to blockchain and Cardano.
These outputs will be hosted on platforms such as GitHub, ensuring that they are accessible to the global community. Our goal is to enable other organizations and institutions to replicate or adapt the training materials, expanding the impact of the project beyond this event.
The project addresses this by training legislators and officials with talks, workshops and discussion panels on blockchain, Cardano and legislation, facilitating their adoption.
Our project will have a significant positive impact on the wider Cardano community by promoting the adoption of Cardano in government and public policy. Specifically:
Our capability to deliver this project with high levels of trust and accountability is based on the following key elements:
Milestone 1: Pre-Event Preparation (1st month)
Key Criteria:
Speaker Confirmation: All national and international speakers must be confirmed, with contracts signed and logistical details sorted out (flights, accommodation).
Content Development: Training materials (presentations, brochures, manuals) completed and reviewed. Content approval by blockchain experts and Cardano representatives.
Marketing and Promotion Underway: Launch of the event promotion campaign, with social media announcements, official invitations to legislators and officials, and coordination with press to ensure media coverage.
Administrative Approvals: Logistical approvals with the Buenos Aires Legislature (date, permits, technical requirements), and agreement of the parties involved.
Acceptance:
This milestone is considered accepted when all speakers are confirmed, the content is ready, and the marketing campaign is active.
Milestone 2: Execution of Logistics and Partnerships (2nd month)
Key Criteria:
Hiring of Audiovisual Equipment: Technical equipment for the event must be booked and confirmed (sound, projection, recording).
Catering and Participant Logistics: Confirmation of catering services for attendees and ensuring proper registration management for invited legislators and officials.
Partnerships with Foundations and Entities: Formalization of partnerships with key entities such as the Cardano Foundation and other partners, which will include details about their participation in the event and technical support.
Attendee Registrations: Ensure that half of the expected guests have already confirmed their attendance (50 out of 100 guests).
Acceptance:
This milestone is considered successful when all logistics have been confirmed, technical equipment is booked, and at least 50% of expected attendees have confirmed their participation.
Milestone 3: Event Execution (3rd month)
Key Criteria:
Event Development According to Schedule: The event must develop as planned, with talks, roundtables, and workshops running according to the approved program.
Participation of Legislators and Officials: Ensure the attendance and active participation of key officials, with a focus on the exchange of ideas and resolution of doubts.
Effective Technical Demonstrations: Blockchain and Cardano technology demonstrations must run smoothly, guaranteeing a fluid and educational experience for attendees.
Networking and Positive Alliances: Facilitate the interaction between legislators, officials, and blockchain experts, establishing new relationships that can continue working on legislative issues.
Acceptance:
This milestone is considered fulfilled when the event is carried out as planned, with a high level of acceptable attendance, active participation, and success in the demonstrations.
FINAL MILESTONE: Post-Event Evaluation and Follow-Up
Key Criteria:
Participant Satisfaction Assessment: Collect feedback through surveys to assess attendee satisfaction regarding the content, organization, and relevance of the event.
Event Impact Report: Write a detailed report that includes key statistics (attendants, satisfaction levels, media reach) and recommendations for future editions or follow-up projects.
New Initiatives Tracking: Verify the start of conversations or legislative projects arising from the event, such as bill proposals or discussions on blockchain adoption in public administration.
Communication with the Cardano Community: Present the results of the event to the Cardano community, showing how awareness and adoption of the platform was boosted in the city.
Acceptance:
This milestone is accepted when the results of the event are collected and analyzed, reports are published, and new legislative initiatives or proposals are identified.
Maximiliano Rios, Business Developer
https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxirios/
To be completed
Transporte y Alojamiento para Oradores
Equipos Audiovisuales y Técnica
Material Didáctico y de Capacitación
Catering para los Asistentes
Publicidad y Promoción del Evento
TOTAL: $19100 ADA at 0.34=56179 ADA
The cost of this project represents excellent value for money for the Cardano ecosystem due to the long-term benefits it offers in fostering blockchain adoption in public policy and governance:
In summary, the relatively modest investment will result in substantial long-term benefits for Cardano in terms of regulatory support, public sector adoption, and community growth.