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Water markets offer a powerful mechanism for alleviating water scarcity but lack transparency. Could distributed ledger technology could be the answer? To find out check out our blog piece posted by the World Economic Forum.
Water Ledger co-founder, Civic Ledger was selected among hundreds of candidates as one of the World Economic Forum’s “Technology Pioneers”. Since its beginnings in late 2016, Civic Ledger understood the value proposition of blockchain to build new digital markets for taking accurate stock of shared public resources, especially to help determine the true value of …
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At Water Ledger our goal is to revolutionize water resources management and next generation water markets through the power of blockchain. One element of this is to look at old problems with new eyes, which is what we have done in our new white paper “Water: a token economy?” This document explores the idea of …
Water Ledger partner Aqaix has joined forces with EcoMetrics to offer new financing strategies for nature based solutions – infrastructure projects that restore and enhance natural ecosystems and leverage ecosystem services. “Nature based solutions are becoming hugely important as we plan for climate change adaptation“, said Aqaix CEO Mike Gardner. “In California, they’re being used …
The Australian Government’s Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia is working with a range of researchers and industry representatives on a pilot project using blockchain technology to trade water on the Atherton Tablelands. The collaboration involves blockchain and digital technology experts Civic Ledger, the Queensland Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy, SunWater, the …
Blockchain technology is being trialed in Far North Queensland irrigation district, Mareeba-Dimbulah, to improve water trading in the region. The pilot project is using technology developed by young Australian company Civic Ledger and is funded by the Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA). Chief executive officer and co-founder of Civic Ledger, Katrina Donaghy, …
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Government agency the Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia (CRCNA) is collaborating with blockchain firm Civic Ledger to develop a water trading platform in the Far North Queensland (FNQ) region, the Water Ledger. Water trading in Australia is a complex business. Water rights or entitlements provide a share of the total water “pool” but the entitlements were granted …
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