The Mālama Project
Building strong community ties through involvement and support, encouraging innovation in eco-friendly projects, promoting sustainable practices across Hawaii.
A Common Good Solution on the Common Good Platform
The Mālama Project is a groundbreaking initiative that is designed to tap into the power of blockchain technology to promote sustainable practices within the community.
Putting Hawaii Carbon On-Chain
Data Collection and Verification
Satellite imagery, drone footage, on-ground sensors
Verified through a decentralized oracle system
Tokenization of Carbon Credits
Tokenized Carbon on Cardano
Tradable and valuable asset
Secure and Transparent Transactions
Blockchain ensures secure, transparent, immutable transactions
Direct selling platform for landowners
Accessibility for Small Landowners
Lowered entry barriers to carbon markets
Economic benefits from sustainable practices
Sustainable Impact
Encourages sustainable land management
Supports local economies
Thank you for the support! Our Distributed Hawaii Carbon Credits Proposal has been approved for funding!
Distributed Hawaii Carbon Credits on Cardano
Small landowners in Hawaii lack access to carbon markets, missing economic benefits from sustainable practices due to high entry barriers and market dominance by large entities.
Read MoreWe are participating in Catalyst Fund 13. Here are our current proposals.
Malama Cardano: Net Zero Carbon Initiative
Farmers involved in the Malama Project lack reliable ADA payment options, limiting their ability to monetize verified carbon credits and maintain liquidity for their carbon sequestration efforts.
Read MoreThe Malama Project IoT Sensor Development
Farmers lack real-time, reliable data on the carbon their land is sequestering and the overall condition of their soil, preventing proper care of the soil and lowering the yield on farming profits.
Read MoreThe Hawaii Carbon Offset Portal: A Cardano-Powered Sustainability Solution
Travelers to Hawaii lack a simple, reliable platform to offset flight, rental car, and other tourist-related carbon emissions, hindering efforts to mitigate their environmental impact.
Read MoreThe Malama Project: Aina Land Stewardship dApp
Small Hawaiian landowners struggle to access carbon markets due to high complexity and costs, hindering their ability to monetize sustainable land management and carbon sequestration efforts.
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