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Blockchain Academy for Leaders - Strategic Training in Blockchain and Cardano for Decision Makers
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₳84,707
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Solution

Provide modular training for decision-makers on blockchain and Cardano to empower them to implement efficient, transparent solutions in the public sector.

Problem

The lack of blockchain knowledge among decision-makers impedes its adoption in the public sector, limiting improvements in efficiency and transparency.

Team

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Blockchain Academy for Leaders - Strategic Training in Blockchain and Cardano for Decision Makers

Please describe your proposed solution

Blockchain Academy for Leaders - Strategic Training in Blockchain and Cardano for Decision-Makers

Overview: Blockchain Academy for Leaders is a training program designed for decision-makers such as public officials, politicians, and legislators. The program offers a comprehensive view of blockchain technology and the Cardano ecosystem, with a specific focus on how these technologies can enhance efficiency, transparency, and innovation in the public sector at municipal, provincial, and national levels.

Problem Addressed: The lack of knowledge about blockchain among decision-makers limits the adoption of this technology in key sectors like public administration, resource management, and governmental transparency. Without a clear understanding of blockchain, leaders miss opportunities to implement technological solutions that improve efficiency and citizen trust.

Proposed Solution: Blockchain Academy for Leaders will offer a modular training program focused on:

  • Introduction to Blockchain Technology: Provide a solid foundation on how blockchain works, its decentralized structure, and its potential applications.
  • Cardano: Architecture and Use Cases: Delve into the Cardano ecosystem and how its infrastructure enables scalable and secure solutions for public administrations.
  • Smart Contracts and Regulations: Train participants in the application of smart contracts in public management and address current regulatory frameworks governing this technology.
  • Practical Use Cases: Study international cases on how blockchain is being implemented in governmental management for transparency and efficiency.

Use Cases:

  • Local Governments: Training for municipal officials on using blockchain to improve efficiency and citizen participation.
  • Legislators and Regulators: How legislators can promote blockchain adoption through updated regulatory frameworks.
  • Public Administration: Practical applications for improving processes in resource management, voting, and auditing of public projects.

Project Components:

  • Interactive Online Modules: Online courses that allow officials and legislators to access content flexibly.
  • In-Person and Online Events: Five in-person events and five online events, all focused on public officials, politicians, and legislators at municipal, provincial, and national levels.
  • Blockchain-Based Certification: Participants will receive certificates issued and stored on the Cardano blockchain, ensuring the authenticity and traceability of their credentials.

Please define the positive impact your project will have on the wider Cardano community

The "Blockchain Academy for Leaders" project will positively impact the wider Cardano community by bridging the gap between blockchain technology and key decision-makers in the public sector. By providing strategic training to public officials, politicians, and legislators, the project will:

  1. Accelerate Adoption of Cardano Solutions: Educated leaders are more likely to implement Cardano's scalable and secure infrastructure in public administration, leading to increased use cases and integration of Cardano in government services.
  2. Enhance Regulatory Support: By informing legislators about the benefits and regulatory aspects of Cardano, the project promotes the development of favorable policies and legal frameworks that support blockchain innovation.
  3. Expand the Cardano Ecosystem: As governments adopt Cardano for resource management, voting systems, and transparency initiatives, it drives ecosystem growth and encourages developers and organizations to contribute to Cardano's platform.
  4. Increase Trust and Transparency: Implementing Cardano's blockchain solutions in government processes enhances transparency and efficiency, showcasing real-world applications that can inspire confidence in blockchain technology among the general public.
  5. Foster Community Engagement: The project creates opportunities for collaboration between the Cardano community and governmental bodies, opening doors for partnerships, funding, and broader community involvement.

What is your capability to deliver your project with high levels of trust and accountability? How do you intend to validate if your approach is feasible?

Our ability to successfully execute this project with great confidence and responsibility is due to the extensive experience and solid professional backgrounds of our team members and the institutions backing us. Moreover, our courses will be taught by university professors with a distinguished track record in managing and implementing successful initiatives aimed at fostering communities and blockchain-focused projects

What are the key milestones you need to achieve in order to complete your project successfully?

Milestone 1: Milestone 1: Curriculum Development and Training Materials (Month 0-1)

Aim:

Design the complete curriculum for the training modules, including:

Introduction to blockchain technology.

Cardano: architecture and use cases.

Smart contracts and regulations.

Practical use cases.

Develop all the necessary teaching materials (presentations, readings, interactive exercises).

Acceptance Criteria:

Detailed and internally approved study plan.

Training materials complete and ready for implementation.

Review and approval by experts in the field.

Milestone 2: Milestone 2: Implementation of the Online Platform and Event Planning (Month 1-2)

Aim:

Develop and implement the interactive online platform for training modules.

Plan the 5 in-person events and 5 online events, including selection of dates, locations and speakers.

Acceptance Criteria:

Functional and accessible online platform for users.

Interactive modules loaded and tested on the platform.

Event calendar established with all logistical details confirmed.

Milestone 3: Milestone 3: Program Launch and First Events (Month 2-3)

Aim:

Start online training for registered participants.

Hold the first 2 in-person events and 2 online events.

Acceptance Criteria:

Participants accessing and progressing through the online modules without technical problems.

Successful execution of the first events, with active participation and positive feedback from attendees.

Milestone 4: Milestone 4: Program Continuation and Mid-Term Evaluation (Month 3-5)

Objective:

Continue to deliver the online modules and conduct the remaining events.

Collect feedback and assess the progress of the program to make adjustments if necessary.

Acceptance Criteria:

Completion of the remaining 3 in-person and 3 online events.

Collection of surveys and evaluations from participants.

Implementation of improvements based on the feedback received.

Final Milestone: Final Milestone: Project Certification and Closure

Issue blockchain-based certificates to participants who completed the program.

Produce a final project report, including results and future recommendations.

Acceptance criteria:

Certificates issued and stored on the Cardano blockchain, delivered to eligible participants.

Final report completed and presented to stakeholders, highlighting the achievement of objectives and the impact of the program.

Who is in the project team and what are their roles?

Guido Zatloukal : Project Lead -

Guido Zatloukal is an experienced web developer with a 10-year track record in the tech industry. He was a key player in the implementation of the “NAC” an Argentine Digital Literacy project sponsored by the national government. Additionally, he is the co-founder and president of the Blockchain Argentina Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting awareness and widespread usage of blockchain technology in the country.

Alex Barros : General Project Manager

Co-Founder and Operations Director of the Argentine Blockchain Foundation, with ample experience in the field of communications/ marketing consulting, and an academic background in Political Science, a field that he studied at the University of Buenos Aires, bringing several diverse skill sets to the table that make him valuable to projects such as this, that requiere excellence in many different fields in order to succeed.

Victoria Belohlawek : Press and Communications Manager

Journalist, plays a crucial role at the Blockchain Argentina Foundation as its press director . With a notable background in promoting cultural events and projects, she has brought her experience to the world of blockchain technology, boosting the visibility and impact of the foundation. Her unique combination of communication skills and passion for innovation makes her an invaluable asset to the organization and the sector as a whole.

Please provide a cost breakdown of the proposed work and resources

Project Manager $1,000 x 6 months $6,000

Coffee Break for Events $500 x 5 events $2,500

Teacher Fees $2,000 x 5 events $10,000

Travel Expenses for Speakers $2,000

Design and Communication Team $500 x 6 months (part-time) $3,000

Press $300 x 6 months (part-time) $1,800

Prints, Banners and Stationery $3,700

Total $29,000 - 84707 ADA

No dependencies

How does the cost of the project represent value for money for the Cardano ecosystem?

Investing in this project presents substantial value to the Cardano ecosystem due to several key factors: Targeted Development: Our programming course is aimed at Spanish-speaking students. A community that shows a growing interest in blockchain technology but does not have a large amount of programming study material in its language.

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