Blockchain and cryptocurrency have the potential to massively disrupt the international development sector, leading to more just, equitable, and community driven international development. In this episode, we discuss three key areas where blockchain and crypto will disrupt the international development sector. First, we  look at how it allows for easier access to financial instruments. Second, we  look at the role it can play in improving the disbursement of emergency aid and Unconditional Basic Income. Finally, we look at how it can be used to help support and empower refugee populations.

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DAOs are one of the most exciting developments to come out of the crypto world in recent years, and have experienced rapid growth towards becoming a vital part of the blockchain and crypto ecosystem. As these organizations have grown, there has been an emerging theme of social impact that has grown with them. In this episode, we highlight some of the social impact use cases of DAOs, and some exciting, mission-driven DAO projects currently underway.

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Transparency is a core value in cryptocurrency and blockchain, and can be seen all throughout the web3 ecosystem. In this episode, which is number 2 of a 5 part primer series on crypto for social impact, we discuss the role that blockchain can play in creating more transparent and accountable institutions, and how this leads to greater social impact.

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In the inaugural episode of the Crypto Altruism Podcast, we dive into the exciting world of crypto giving. We discuss how non-profits should embrace cryptocurrency fundraising, the benefits that come with it, and the bold prediction that cryptocurrency will dominate charitable giving in the not so distant future.

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