Roadmap

Goals

  • A Flexible Design for Funding Public Goods: Contextualize quadratic funding as a mechanism for funding public goods for public policies at municipal, state and national levels.

  • Quadratic Funding and Pluralist Economics in Brazil: Produce a academic paper that connects development challenges and the tragedy of the commons to quadratic funding as a mathematically optimal solution for allocating public goods in a democratic way.

  • Onchain Capital Allocation: to learn, build and implement a protocol that uses quadratic funding as a capital allocation mechanism. Bring together experiences of protocols in Portuguese, such as clr.fundarrow-up-right, Gitcoinarrow-up-right, Givetharrow-up-right, Allo.capital arrow-up-rightfor researchers and builders new to the ecosystem.

Milestones

1

💡 Concept

  • Initial implementation of the Dádiva platform.

  • Mapping impact projects (cultural, environmental, educational areas).

  • Gathering onchain capital allocation and coordination mechanisms to present to projects.

  • Documentation of results and learnings from the concept phase.

2

📚 Learn

  • Development of articles in Portuguese about quadratic funding mechanisms and onchain allocation.

  • Conducting in-person and virtual workshops throughout Brazil to train communities and local initiatives.

  • Acceleration of socio-environmental entrepreneurship projects with the Ethereum ecosystem.

3

🤝🏿Coordination

  • Initial formation of Dádiva DAO.

  • Development and implementation of onchain governance mechanisms adapted to the Brazilian context.

  • Establishment of institutional partnerships with universities, research institutes, and local governments.

4

🛠️ Build

  • Development of the Grants platform.

  • Expansion of the platform to other regions of Brazil and Latin America, with customized solutions for regional challenges.

  • Integration with traditional financial systems to facilitate access and financial inclusion (Web 2.5).

  • Consolidation of Dádiva as essential and sustainable infrastructure for continuous funding of public goods in Brazil.

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