<p>There's a lack of videos in (african) french about the working of Cardano's blockchain.</p>

<p>Tontine is a popular way usually for women to raise money for micro-business but they hardly scale up to more than a few tens of people.</p>

<p>Governments & UN official have too few occasions to hear about Cardano.  How can we convince them that the millennium goals can be solved ?</p>

Solution: We engage with students on campus inviting them to events where we present Cardano and help them open a wallet to receive there first ADA.

Solution: Mitigate Cardano’s geographic concentration risk by increasing block production in Africa. This enhances Cardano's decentralization, global participation, and network security.

Solution: After successfuly establishing two hubs in Burkina Faso and Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire and Togo are next in line. I intend to host a series of educational worshops in both countries for more impact.

Solution: the solution is to create a mobile application (wallet) to help the unbanked with no access to the Internet to carry out financial transactions with USSD code integrated into the Cardano blockchain.

Solution: To put in place a space for innovation where talents can be empowered to collaboratively create/improve on and implement blockchain related solutions to different sectors of activities.

Solution: We organize real seminars in Universities, hands in hands coding weeks with young developers and radio talk to demonstrate the strength of Cardano blockchain technology and its use for development:

Solution: We plan to partner with cocoa farmers and chocolate producers for exports, incorporating QR codes in their packaging that link to cocoa traceability NFTs.

Solution: Organize Cardano blockchain workshops in 10 schools in Maryland County, Liberia, for over 1,000 students. Develop curriculum, train teachers, and provide resources to empower youth with tech skills.

Solution:

We will conduct research &amp; feasibility studies to design a decentralized ADA-based ROSCA system for African communities.