F7: Grow Latin America, Grow Cardano

ALDEA, the first Latin American DAO, is not currently self-sufficient to generate a treasury to fund its own growth.

We need skilled and experienced Community Members which are able to provide guidance and mentorships when onboarding Latin America

There is a lack of courses about blockchain technology in Brazilian Universities, leaving our students out of the technological advances.

Users living in under-developed areas stand to benefit from Cardano the most. Yet lack the infrastructure to use this new technology.

In Brazil, there is a lack of blockchain events (especially Cardano), which has been further intensified during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Teachers are not supported to be actively involved in their professional development; students don't have access to an innovative curriculum

Lack of knowledge of DeFi is an impediment for Latin Americans to invest in this market, on the other hand, the crypto adoption is growing.

GameChanger used Dandelion Community Service to bootstrap, then its own deploy, and it now needs to scale up to support its growing adoption

Despite having created a community to drive Cardano adoption in Latin America, massive growth and outreach is still very hard to accomplish

Lack of PT-BR courses explaining what blockchain aims to solve from a historical perspective, pointing out Cardano as a potential solution

Growing the Cardano ecosystem and Cardano opportunities in Latin America's industry requires localized presentation- and training material

Latin America does not have an adequate and frictionless entry point to the Cardano and Catalyst Communities

Awareness of Cardano's projects and vision is low in South America as a whole, but nearly non-existent among investors in Paraguay & Ecuador

Millions of people in LatAm are affected by low standards and unequal distribution of education, and the precariousness of the job industry.

Cardano Education, News & Resources for NEWCOMERS is scarce in any language - & esp. Spanish! Need to provide good info for everyday people.

Most PC users spend an average of 20% of their CPUs processing power. This is a strategic resource for scientists in developing countries.

Growing Cardano's business-opportunities within Latin America's industry requires regional understanding and highly competent of local teams

San Juan is one of the poorest areas of Argentina LATAM, with highest sun exposure, lack of water and energy lead to poor living conditions.

Latin-America-specific information about voters is not well understood, more focus is needed to ensure global engagement of Catalyst voters.

Small farmers in LATAM face many challenges such lack of education and low productivity to financial exclusion and poor access to markets.

There should be more of a spotlight on stories of Cardano projects implemented in Latin America, their regional challenges & solutions.

In LATAM, there's a language barrier for local communities to get educated about Catalyst since English is not commonly spoken in the region

In LatinAmerica, It is very hard for businesses and start ups to get quick and easy access to funding, impeding many great ideas to be real.

Legal tech platforms such as Win-Win need to do some research to localize their products according to other countries' laws and culture.