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They are creating a supportive and inclusive Economic Commons with [[Malindi Desire Initiative]] voucher (MDI). The Malindi Desire Initiative community created digital voucher on a blockchain called MDI redeemable for their collective goods and services. They have understood the concept of mutual commitment and support enough to integrate the acceptance of their MDI Vouchers in order to encourage those infected and affected by HIV to actively and openly seek healthcare services. | They are creating a supportive and inclusive Economic Commons with [[Malindi Desire Initiative]] voucher (MDI). The Malindi Desire Initiative community created digital voucher on a blockchain called MDI redeemable for their collective goods and services. They have understood the concept of mutual commitment and support enough to integrate the acceptance of their MDI Vouchers in order to encourage those infected and affected by HIV to actively and openly seek healthcare services. | ||
It is similar to [[Sarafu]] but on the [[Celo]] blockchain so everyone can issue a voucher. The result has been that “For us it solved the issue of being too emotionally attached to money. It gave us the opportunity to enjoy life from the lens of ‘unity in community.’” | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:30, 7 April 2024
They are creating a supportive and inclusive Economic Commons with Malindi Desire Initiative voucher (MDI). The Malindi Desire Initiative community created digital voucher on a blockchain called MDI redeemable for their collective goods and services. They have understood the concept of mutual commitment and support enough to integrate the acceptance of their MDI Vouchers in order to encourage those infected and affected by HIV to actively and openly seek healthcare services.
It is similar to Sarafu but on the Celo blockchain so everyone can issue a voucher. The result has been that “For us it solved the issue of being too emotionally attached to money. It gave us the opportunity to enjoy life from the lens of ‘unity in community.’”