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(Reminder: projects must have proof of being over 3 months old)", "questionId": 3}, {"type": "number", "answer": "7500", "hidden": false, "question": "Total prior funding for the project in USD", "questionId": 4}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "GG 20, Giveth", "hidden": false, "question": "Please expand on how much funding you\u2019ve received from each funding source and when? (VC, grants by foundation, token sales, etc)", "questionId": 5}, {"type": "number", "answer": "5", "hidden": false, "question": "Total team size", "questionId": 6}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "Arturo Montanaro https://www.linkedin.com/in/arturo-g-montanaro-75873218b/ -Founder of Landia: https://twitter.com/LandiaRegen / landia.world / https://www.linkedin.com/company/landia-world/  Project mentor & partner Abuela Ana Iris Elizondo Maroto, Boruca Indigenous Leader -Co-Founder of the \u201cGuardianes de las esferas\u201d Project https://www.gofundme.com/f/guardianesdelasesferas?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer Jessica Zartler, Program Coordinator: Contributor, Research & Partnerships.https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicazartler/  -Co-author, \u201cExploring MycoFi: Mycelial Design Patterns for Web3 & Beyond\u201d https://linktr.ee/MycoFi -Research & communications at https://block.science/ -Founding Steward of the Token Engineering Commons https://tecommons.org/ -Course Creator & Advisor Token Engineering Academy https://tokenengineering.net/ Cameron von Bratt, Senior Ecologist, Land & Water Guardian in San Salvador, Costa Rica. Founder of Freshwater Ecosystem Services https://www.freshwaterecosystems.com/     Mariano Iglesias, Permaculture Landscape Design & Advisory -Founder of Integral Roots https://integralroots.com/", "hidden": false, "question": "List the team Name/Role/Experience/Socials ", "questionId": 7}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "THE VISION\nTo bridge intersectional regeneration and Web3 to guard precious ecosystems and ancestral cultures. \nTo leverage climate data for resilience, monitoring, and computing for climate data-driven decision making\nCapacity building and endogenous value creation for land stewardship and protection. \nOur vision is to secure funding for this vital project that contributes to intersectional ecological restoration and climate action. We aim to support in creating buffer zones around indigenous and endangered lands to create contention against outside aggression that threatens their land. By protecting sacred sites and co-developing infrastructure in allyship with those communities, we aim to foster sustainability and preserve invaluable cultural and natural heritage. We aim to support and continue to enable the integration of ancestral land practices and \u201cWestern\u201d science methodologies, also known as \u201cTwo-Eyed Seeing\u201d in Eskasoni and Acadia Nation traditions.\n\ud83c\udf33 THE MISSION \nSupporting the expansion of indigenous-led biodiversity conservation by lowering the barriers to access and co-developing guides for Web3 tech, financing, eco credits, the creation of complementary currencies to build economic, cultural, and climate resilience.\nInitial goals include:\nTo create exposure and protection for the communities using oracles & dMRV, Carbon Accounting, Climate Activism/Education, Nature-Based Solutions, and Climate Adaptation/Resilience.\nCo-develop an educational guide specifically designed for rural and indigenous communities to include information about Web3 climate tooling, eco credit markets, community currency creation, cryptocurrency, etc. and coalition building with other communities and land stewards with high integrity partner organizations in these fields.\nSupport the expansion of land preservation with the issuance of high-quality eco credits via dMRV and oracle partnerships where the investment stays within the communities and helps reduce GHG emissions and preserve biodiversity. \nSupport the repurchase, preservation, and regeneration of degraded land, especially on the edges of indigenous territories to expand the \u201cbuffer\u201d amidst increasing development pressure. \n\ud83d\udc9a WHO WE SERVE\nLand stewards and conservationists including indigenous and rural communities\nThe land and all non-human kin\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Please explain how your project is a part of the solution to the Climate crisis.", "questionId": 8}, {"type": "link", "answer": "https://gap.karmahq.xyz/project/landia", "hidden": false, "question": "Please provide a link to your GG20 Karma GAP link. (Reminder that you need to provide two milestones with updates.)", "questionId": 9}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Progress on grant work from the last GG 20 https://explorer.gitcoin.co/#/round/42161/36/14 :\n\u2705 Organising a volunteering visit to the Boruca Project.\n(WIP) Created documentation of the visit \n\u2705 Funding materials for local cultural & environmental infrastructure:\nRaised $1111 for:\nRepairing the sacred malocas of Boruca community members to host eco/cultural interactions and engagement\nPurchase of trees and materials for initial reforestation and syntropic agroforestry planning\nAlso we realized this land is in a legal dispute and it's owned by Inder since the United Fruit Company (UFC) left the area and its workers abandoned in 1999. There as an article from Inder here and you can find a chronological explanation of the events here. Also there\u2019s a Repositorio K\u00e9rw\u00e1 Archive, from the University of Costa Rica, where you can find more academic research around this topic for free. \nThe farm we are supporting is owned by an indigenous leader from Boruca Nation.\n\u2705 (& ONGOING) Production of short videos for storytelling\n\u2705Co-ran a workshop on Giveth onboarding for NGOs May 12-15\n\u2705 Donated $300 ($100 per month) from our GG 20 funding to initiate legal action to protect nature\u2019s rights, support legal frameworks for environmental justice, and empower environmentalists on the ground whose efforts have already helped prevent harmful activities:\nhttps://delfino.cr/2024/06/fiscalia-paraliza-construccion-de-torre-de-apartamentos-que-se-levantaba-en-manuel-antonio\n\u2705 Allocated 5% of the grant to support GrowNations for next GG21, fostering the growth of regenerative projects (c.a 300$)\n(WIP) Providing ongoing fundraising support for regenerative projects to ensure sustained impact and growth.\n(WIP) Webinar for the Commons / Taller de Econom\u00edas Regenerativas: An onboarding framework for rural & indigenous communities to raise funds using Web3 technologies.\n(WIP) Onboarding framework/process for rural & indigenous communities to raise funds including Web3 fundraising e.g. Giveth.io & micro-lending e.g. EthicHub.com\n(WIP) Initiating a Regenerative Finance Program for commons stewards (Web2/Web3 Fundraising -> more complex initiatives e.g. eco credits and community currencies)\n(LONG-TERM & ONGOING) Research, documentation & expansion of dMRV methodologies, regenerative and collaborative finance mechanisms, emerging technologies and biodiversity credits.\n(LONG-TERM & ONGOING) Research and relationship building to support land repurchase.\n(LONG-TERM & ONGOING) Support existing initiatives for land repurchase and the development of syntropic agroforestry and regeneration of degraded former banana plantation land.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Please provide 2-3 top impacts your project had in the past 12 months. You can use the CCN Metrics Garden (https://climatecoordination.org/climate-solutions-metrics-garden-1) or use your project-specific metrics. Examples: Number of Trees planted, Total forest area protected, Amount of Carbon sequestered, Carbon sequestration from regenerated soil, Etc.", "questionId": 10}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Climate Activists/Collective", "hidden": false, "question": "Which of these categories best represents your project? Choose from: ", "questionId": 11}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Central and South America", "hidden": false, "question": "Location/Region where the project is located: Choose from: ", "questionId": 12}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Central and South America", "hidden": false, "question": "Primary Location/Region where the project is making an impact: Choose from: ", "questionId": 13}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Yes", "hidden": false, "question": "Have you read and confirmed your grant abides by the Program General Eligibility Policy? ", "questionId": 14}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Yes", "hidden": false, "question": "Have you read and confirmed your grant abides by the GG21 Climate Solution Round Eligibility Criteria?", "questionId": 15}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Yes", "hidden": true, "question": "Would you like to opt-in to future messages from the Climate Coordination Network (CCN) for updates, information, and/or interviews? ", "questionId": 16}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Yes", "hidden": true, "question": "Would you like to opt-in to us sharing your information with select third-parties for investment opportunities? ", "questionId": 17}, {"type": "dropdown", "answer": "Yes", "hidden": true, "question": "Would you like to be included in an additional 150k sub-round funded by Shell? All grantees must agree to a KYC process to be eligible to receive these funds. ", "questionId": 18}], "project": {"id": "0xf8ea713a58dffbd4fbb666bc8d008da29a4b2eebceaf710bd0feb6c0eddc6bf1", "title": "Landia", "logoImg": "bafkreibalcmpfh3fekjmlnjr6w2yofcvep6plzwvwzfdhm3isljgacpqdm", "metaPtr": {"pointer": "bafkreihgmktrvtjxur6t3ad6ybxhiryd3vbkzrfq5g2wfonmoww4n5fnf4", "protocol": "undefined"}, "website": "https://mica-vulture-f0c.notion.site/Landia-5daa5b57916d45a898c2a4229d0186df", "bannerImg": "bafkreiavzxc4632w6dm34kt3dytyfsxvq773ywru26vmstsi6l7kwbsrty", "createdAt": 1722832406149, "credentials": {"twitter": {"type": ["VerifiableCredential"], "proof": {"jws": "eyJhbGciOiJFZERTQSIsImNyaXQiOlsiYjY0Il0sImI2NCI6ZmFsc2V9..tMO1LQvYwYHYCi1jsF2OspmTanlt8FKTd8lFiH0TsR-tHK6fYuCnqS7E_E1tqZQdCRgdfKGQphvcXiNIUckiCQ", "type": "Ed25519Signature2018", "created": "2024-08-05T04:32:35.432Z", "proofPurpose": "assertionMethod", "verificationMethod": "did:key:z6MkghvGHLobLEdj1bgRLhS4LPGJAvbMA1tn2zcRyqmYU5LC#z6MkghvGHLobLEdj1bgRLhS4LPGJAvbMA1tn2zcRyqmYU5LC"}, "issuer": "did:key:z6MkghvGHLobLEdj1bgRLhS4LPGJAvbMA1tn2zcRyqmYU5LC", "@context": ["https://www.w3.org/2018/credentials/v1"], "issuanceDate": "2024-08-05T04:32:35.432Z", "expirationDate": "2024-11-03T04:32:35.432Z", "credentialSubject": {"id": "did:pkh:eip155:1:0x0e763409f3A84d32588b90115af703aC6e640f7c", "hash": "v0.0.0:lS+YDILsvq2msY6HMQnYVrc6jzgIfnV58ZCbnncGUhQ=", "@context": [{"hash": "https://schema.org/Text", "provider": "https://schema.org/Text"}], "provider": "ClearTextTwitter#LandiaRegen"}}}, "description": "Landia is a grassroots network leveraging ancestral and emerging tech for environmental protection and intersectional regeneration\n\n\u2694\ufe0f THE CHALLENGES\nThe power of Web3 has yet to be fully realised in climate action as many of these technologies remain disconnected from communities on-the-ground. Access to funding and technology is a major challenge - particularly in the Global South\u2019s rural and indigenous communities who have massive potential to expand biodiversity protection and commons stewardship, but lack market access and funding to grow initiatives and purchase their land (often back) for conservation, reforestation, regeneration and food security.\nEstablishing standards for monitoring and evaluating climate change mitigation efforts is expensive, with high barriers and up front costs for carbon accounting, oracles, and dMRV to issue carbon and biodiversity credits for climate resilience. https://medium.com/kolektivo-co/monitoring-reporting-and-verification-methodologies-in-regenerative-finance-81d76cb9710\nThere is also a huge learning and technology curve to gain access to eco credit markets, and many existing institutional programs that work with these communities are corrupt, provide under market value, and lack transparency in funding flows and impact accounting.\nhttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/257721886_Problematizing_REDD_as_an_experiment_in_payments_for_ecosystem_services\nMost financing is also exogenous and does not maintain value and circulation within these communities, who remain dependent on external economic injections.\nhttps://blog.block.science/complex-systems-modeling-of-community-inclusion-currencies-a-blockscience-collaboration-with-grassroots-economics-the-danish-red-cross/\n\ud83c\udf0d  THE OPPORTUNITY\nFor thousands of years, indigenous communities have been protecting our forests, the global heritage of medicinal plants, and traditional ways of farming, producing, and organizing life. They are critical to the success of nature-based solutions (NbS) to climate change mitigation, such as improved forest management practices and ecosystem protection. https://www.facetsjournal.com/doi/10.1139/facets-2019-0058. \nIndigenous lands cover 20% of Earth's surface and are home to 80% of its remaining biodiversity. (Recio et al., 2022) Indigenous Peoples have a long-standing tradition of environmental stewardship, and their sustainable practices have existed for millenia. In contrast, development, privatization, and individual ownership models have resulted in climate change, biodiversity loss, and land degradation. According to a technical review of the State of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities' Lands (IPLC) published in 2021, \"Supporting IPLCs as custodians of nature provides widespread benefits and services for all of humanity.\" (WWF et al., 2021: 8) \nSources: Percentage of IPCL lands in good condition (WWF et al., 2021)\nProtecting and conserving Indigenous territories are integral to global conservation efforts, making strengthening ancestral knowledge and increasing resilience and climate targets of global conservation efforts. Together with carbon reduction measures and renewable energy efforts, NbS alone can contribute 30-40% of CO2 mitigation needed by 2030, helping to keep warming below 2 degrees Celsius.\nhttps://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rstb.2019.0120  \nIdentified projects within indigenous territories not only contribute to land conservation but also serve to safeguard historical sites, cultural practices, and sacred grounds integral to indigenous cosmo-visions. Building a bridge between Web3-powered fundraising efforts and the conservation initiatives of indigenous people in the Global South, beginning with Costa Rica (specially positioned as containing 6% of the world\u2019s biodiversity), holds paramount importance in safeguarding both the environment and the cultural heritage of these communities. By integrating and leveraging emerging technologies with nature-based solutions, indigenous groups, land stewards, and conservationists can share learnings and co-develop solutions to further preserve ancestral lands, protect bio- and cultural diversity for the regeneration of people and planet. \nThis collaborative approach fosters sustainable development while respecting the rights, sovereignty, and wisdom of indigenous communities, ensuring that their voices are heard and their invaluable contributions to conservation efforts are recognized and supported on a global scale.\n\ud83c\udf0a THE VISION\nTo bridge intersectional regeneration and Web3 to guard precious ecosystems and ancestral cultures. \nTo leverage climate data for resilience, monitoring, and computing for climate data-driven decision making\nCapacity building and endogenous value creation for land stewardship and protection. \nOur vision is to secure funding for this vital project that contributes to intersectional ecological restoration and climate action. We aim to support in creating buffer zones around indigenous and endangered lands to create contention against outside aggression that threatens their land. By protecting sacred sites and co-developing infrastructure in allyship with those communities, we aim to foster sustainability and preserve invaluable cultural and natural heritage. We aim to support and continue to enable the integration of ancestral land practices and \u201cWestern\u201d science methodologies, also known as \u201cTwo-Eyed Seeing\u201d in Eskasoni and Acadia Nation traditions.\n\ud83c\udf33 THE MISSION \nSupporting the expansion of indigenous-led biodiversity conservation by lowering the barriers to access and co-developing guides for Web3 tech, financing, eco credits, the creation of complementary currencies to build economic, cultural, and climate resilience.\nInitial goals include:\nTo create exposure and protection for the communities using oracles & dMRV, Carbon Accounting, Climate Activism/Education, Nature-Based Solutions, and Climate Adaptation/Resilience.\nCo-develop an educational guide specifically designed for rural and indigenous communities to include information about Web3 climate tooling, eco credit markets, community currency creation, cryptocurrency, etc. and coalition building with other communities and land stewards with high integrity partner organizations in these fields.\nSupport the expansion of land preservation with the issuance of high-quality eco credits via dMRV and oracle partnerships where the investment stays within the communities and helps reduce GHG emissions and preserve biodiversity. \nSupport the repurchase, preservation, and regeneration of degraded land, especially on the edges of indigenous territories to expand the \u201cbuffer\u201d amidst increasing development pressure. \n\ud83d\udc9a WHO WE SERVE\nLand stewards and conservationists including indigenous and rural communities\nThe land and all non-human kin\n\ud83c\udfa5 THE GRANT WORK WILL RESULT IN:\nCOSTA RICA PILOT \nCONTEXT\nCosta Rica ranks among the 20 countries with the highest biodiversity per area, hosting 5% of world species despite only covering 0.03% of Earth's surface. (GEF, 2005) Unfortunately, due to cattle ranching, extensive agriculture, and cash crop production activities from 1940 until 1987, it experienced rapid deforestation, and its land area shrunk from 75% down to 40% of what it once was. https://www.premiumwoodslabs.com/info/analysis-of-the-forest-cover-of-costa-rica-between-1960-and-2013/\nCosta Rica is an outstanding example of a small and sustainable nation that has prioritized conservation efforts over recent decades and tried to safeguard indigenous territories (Castro et al., 2019) however, the country has the highest levels of income equality among Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries. https://www.oecd.org/gov/gov-at-a-glance-2021-costa-rica.pdf\n\nSource: The mysterious stone spheres of Costa Rica were created by the pre-Columbian indigenous people of the Diqui\u0301s culture between 200 BCE and 1500 CE. These spheres are highly valued as an integral part of Costa Rican cultural heritage and UNESCO wolrd-heritage. (Greeglobetravel.com, 2015) \nPILOT PROJECT\n-A research & fundraising Pilot in the Boruca indigenous territory in Costa Rica in partnership with community leaders\nWith this grant, we aim to establish a pilot initiative within the Boruca Indigenous community to:\n-We also aim to develop the understanding of data management and onboarding procedures for Indigenous communities to build for future projects seeking international funding and economic capacity building within their community and with neighbouring communities. \nThe project phases include:\n-Funding materials and infrastructure development e.g. paying for malocas the Boruca community would like to build to host eco/cultural visits to share their medicine.\n-Organising and documenting a volunteering visit to the Boruca Project.\n-Research and documentation of dMRV methodologies, regenerative and collaborative finance mechanisms, emerging technologies and biodiversity credits.\n-Initiating a Regenerative Finance Program for commons stewards.\nLONG-TERM PROJECT GOALS\nDepending on the size of grants, we will work on the above as well as further research, development, and education.\nWe will use info from the pilot to develop:\nThe expansion of dMRV methodologies e.g. Regen Network co-development of regenerative cattle grazing methodologies for pilots in Costa Rica \nCommunity education guide to carbon assets & biodiversity credits, community asset vouchers, Web3 & crypto in English & Espa\u00f1ol \nOnboarding framework for rural indigenous communities to raise funds including Web3 fundraising e.g. Giveth.io & micro-lending e.g. EthicHub.com\nWhite Labelling products to solve the needs of the demand such as community education guide to carbon assets & biodiversity credits, community asset vouchers, Web3 & crypto in English & Espa\u00f1ol.\nAcquisition of land to protect sacred Boruca community sites.\nDevelopment of infrastructure where volunteers can stay, to support conservation efforts.\nCovering tax and legal fees associated with the project.\nProduction of short engaging videos for future fundraising and Landia promotions.\n\ud83d\udcb1 WHAT WE CAN DO WITH MORE FUNDING\nWith additional funding, Landia can amplify the quality and impact of our initiatives. This includes:\nExpanding our operations team to tackle larger-scale projects.\nCovering additional restoration projects to broaden our impact.\nTranslating community guides and educational materials into more languages.\nIncreasing partnership and distribution efforts to share knowledge and increase action towards ecological restoration and climate action.\nProgress on grant work from the last GG 20 https://explorer.gitcoin.co/#/round/42161/36/14 :\n\u2705 Organising a volunteering visit to the Boruca Project.\n(WIP) Created documentation of the visit \n\u2705 Funding materials for local cultural & environmental infrastructure:\nRaised $1111 for:\nRepairing the sacred malocas of Boruca community members to host eco/cultural interactions and engagement\nPurchase of trees and materials for initial reforestation and syntropic agroforestry planning\nAlso we realized this land is in a legal dispute and it's owned by Inder since the United Fruit Company (UFC) left the area and its workers abandoned in 1999. There as an article from Inder here and you can find a chronological explanation of the events here. Also there\u2019s a Repositorio K\u00e9rw\u00e1 Archive, from the University of Costa Rica, where you can find more academic research around this topic for free. \nThe farm we are supporting is owned by an indigenous leader from Boruca Nation.\n\u2705 (& ONGOING) Production of short videos for storytelling\n\u2705Co-ran a workshop on Giveth onboarding for NGOs May 12-15\n\u2705 Donated $300 ($100 per month) from our GG 20 funding to initiate legal action to protect nature\u2019s rights, support legal frameworks for environmental justice, and empower environmentalists on the ground whose efforts have already helped prevent harmful activities:\nhttps://delfino.cr/2024/06/fiscalia-paraliza-construccion-de-torre-de-apartamentos-que-se-levantaba-en-manuel-antonio\n\u2705 Allocated 5% of the grant to support GrowNations for next GG21, fostering the growth of regenerative projects (c.a 300$)\n(WIP) Providing ongoing fundraising support for regenerative projects to ensure sustained impact and growth.\n(WIP) Webinar for the Commons / Taller de Econom\u00edas Regenerativas: An onboarding framework for rural & indigenous communities to raise funds using Web3 technologies.\n(WIP) Onboarding framework/process for rural & indigenous communities to raise funds including Web3 fundraising e.g. Giveth.io & micro-lending e.g. EthicHub.com\n(WIP) Initiating a Regenerative Finance Program for commons stewards (Web2/Web3 Fundraising -> more complex initiatives e.g. eco credits and community currencies)\n(LONG-TERM & ONGOING) Research, documentation & expansion of dMRV methodologies, regenerative and collaborative finance mechanisms, emerging technologies and biodiversity credits.\n(LONG-TERM & ONGOING) Research and relationship building to support land repurchase.\n(LONG-TERM & ONGOING) Support existing initiatives for land repurchase and the development of syntropic agroforestry and regeneration of degraded former banana plantation land.\n\n\ud83d\udc65 AUDIENCE\nOur audience includes supporters of environmental conservation, cultural preservation, and sustainable development. We aim to engage a diverse community of donors, activists, and organisations passionate about making a positive impact on our planet using Web3 tooling and recognized standards and methodologies to reduce GHG emissions and protect biodiversity.\n\ud83e\udd1d THE TEAM\nThe project team consists of dedicated individuals committed to environmental stewardship and community empowerment. With expertise in strategy, Web3, conservation, fundraising, partnerships, and storytelling, we are poised to lead successful initiatives that benefit both people and the planet:\nArturo Montanaro https://www.linkedin.com/in/arturo-g-montanaro-75873218b/\n-Founder of Landia: https://twitter.com/LandiaRegen / landia.world / https://www.linkedin.com/company/landia-world/ \nProject mentor & partner Abuela Ana Iris Elizondo Maroto, Boruca Indigenous Leader\n-Co-Founder of the \u201cGuardianes de las esferas\u201d Project https://www.gofundme.com/f/guardianesdelasesferas?utm_campaign=p_lico+share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer\nJessica Zartler, Program Coordinator: Contributor, Research & Partnerships.https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicazartler/ \n-Co-author, \u201cExploring MycoFi: Mycelial Design Patterns for Web3 & Beyond\u201d https://linktr.ee/MycoFi\n-Research & communications at https://block.science/\n-Founding Steward of the Token Engineering Commons https://tecommons.org/\n-Course Creator & Advisor Token Engineering Academy https://tokenengineering.net/\nCameron von Bratt, Senior Ecologist, Land & Water Guardian in San Salvador, Costa Rica. Founder of Freshwater Ecosystem Services https://www.freshwaterecosystems.com/\n \n\n\nMariano Iglesias, Permaculture Landscape Design & Advisory\n-Founder of Integral Roots https://integralroots.com/", "lastUpdated": 0, "projectTwitter": "LandiaRegen"}, "recipient": "0x0e763409f3A84d32588b90115af703aC6e640f7c"}}