{"signature": "0xe167c97f8569a501483e01a657e35d13889fcfdbb2e6c8915de590dd31464add4f0ef5706cbd5a5af1f8eb5137bd125e84b91dc06710184f33e494eb8c1b23b31b", "application": {"round": "0x7bd01649813ff1e0b23ccde8b1279f9fcbe65d2a", "answers": [{"type": "email", "hidden": true, "question": "Email Address", "questionId": 0, "encryptedAnswer": {"ciphertext": "9MYBPAYaaM55zCVFVRfHsyebxqtvCoi7G4X6TxTh4emUSM0EybVDxwtyEmwj3ngu", "encryptedSymmetricKey": "5ec2622184f54e74c7bbc4a3162fa996eace00885e8229400101cd21d3e92b8060e92318483053585b501f256f7c3711381696d4c33befbf4e5d20098aa467bb769a9c5252ab0f11745794e6be6b4a2f2f425e435dc4e6f4d9724682d7a3af8bd7044b0ebafc5e3fbd9bba764a397d3ead40817a3fcce02822e81e037f1299c30000000000000020ea4816f83c845582341337f56b6a7f258c6fba789a7d0c9006e8fe6cab8279ec794c994854a6a029a95b370a39d26c8d"}}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Mission: Mission:\nTo raise public awareness and stimulate involvement in the conservation and restoration of natural ecosystems through information support and educational initiatives.\nVision:** Vision:\nPromoting sustainable development of eco-settlements and eco-stations by integrating the efforts of the community, experts and local authorities in preserving the natural environment and developing responsible tourism.\n", "hidden": false, "question": "Please describe your project's mission and values.", "questionId": 1}, {"type": "short-answer", "answer": "Ukraine", "hidden": false, "question": "What is the location of your land project?", "questionId": 2}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "Summary of Regenerative Activities: Rewilding for Eco-villages Grant Project\nProject Overview:\nThe \"Rewilding for Ecovillages and Eco-villages in Ukraine\" project focuses on revitalizing and conserving natural environments through educational endeavors within eco-villages. The initiative will set up informational displays about local flora, fauna, and the significance of rewilding for biodiversity conservation and local development.\n\n**Problem Statement:**\nThe project addresses the general lack of awareness among local communities about the value and potential of their natural resources, which leads to suboptimal utilization and preservation. Key challenges include:\n\nLow Awareness: Insufficient knowledge about the benefits of biodiversity and ecosystem services.\nLack of Education: A dearth of educational programs on rewilding, birdwatching, and thematic tourism.\nEconomic Misunderstandings: Underappreciation of the economic advantages of natural resource conservation compared to traditional land-use practices like agriculture and logging.\n\n**Comparative Analysis:**\nThe project draws contrasts between traditional revenue-generating activities and sustainable practices:\n\n**Cereals vs. Carbon Offsets:** Long-term financial benefits of carbon offsets compared to cereal farming.\n**Logging vs. Forest Protection:** Economic gains from sustainable forestry against those from logging.\n**Intensive Agriculture vs. Water Conservation:** Profitability of berry farming versus benefits of maintaining water bodies for community use.\n\n**Objectives:**\n\nDevelop and implement educational and informational campaigns to increase local understanding and appreciation of natural resources.\nEstablish informational stands in various eco-settlements detailing local biodiversity.\nFoster community involvement through educational initiatives and the promotion of thematic tourism and carbon economy models.\n\n**Mission and Vision:**\n\nMission: Enhance public awareness and engagement in the conservation and restoration of natural ecosystems.\nVision: Support the sustainable development of eco-villages and eco-stations by fostering collaboration among communities, experts, and authorities.\n\n**Implementation Locations and Key Activities:**\n\nChmyrivka: Set up biodiversity and water conservation stands near two dams.\nSvitankove: Establish birdwatching points and informational stands by a large lake.\nZeleni Kruchy: Develop a pedestrian zone around a lake with educational stands.\nOmelyanivka: Create an eco-trail and a stand near a conserved forest.\nKolo Forest: Install biodiversity information stands on festival grounds.\nSpace of Love: Build an eco-trail and a river crossing in a landscape reserve.\nKuyalnyk: Design stands, birdwatching points, and eco-routes.\nParticipant Involvement:\nExperts from the Ukrainian Nature Conservation Group and Rewilding Ukraine, local enthusiasts, and media are involved to ensure comprehensive community engagement and successful implementation.\n\nMethods and Timeline:\n\nFormation of a coordination group to design stand layouts.\nCollection and development of local biodiversity data for informational materials.\nCentralized production and distribution of materials, with installations completed within 3-5 months.\nKey Figures and Links:\n\nMaksym Zalevskyi, Iryna Kazakova, and Camilla Nielsen-Englyst are among the noted team members, contributing their expertise to the project's success.\nThis summary encapsulates the essential elements and strategic actions planned under the grant project aimed at rewilding and community education within eco-villages", "hidden": false, "question": "Summarize the regenerative activities you are engaged in.", "questionId": 3}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "The funds from the grant for the \"Rewilding for Eco-settlements and Eco-stations\" project will support several key initiatives aimed at enhancing biodiversity conservation and educating local communities on the value of their natural resources. \n\nImplementation Locations and Key Activities:\n\nChmyrivka: Set up biodiversity and water conservation stands near two dams.\nSvitankove: Establish birdwatching points and informational stands by a large lake.\nZeleni Kruchy: Develop a pedestrian zone around a lake with educational stands.\nOmelyanivka: Create an eco-trail and a stand near a conserved forest.\nKolo Forest: Install biodiversity information stands on festival grounds.\nSpace of Love: Build an eco-trail and a river crossing in a landscape reserve.\nKuyalnyk: Design stands, birdwatching points, and eco-routes.\n\nThese initiatives include:\n\nCreation of Information Stands:\n\nDesign and installation of informational stands that detail the local flora and fauna in each eco-settlement.\nThese stands will also provide insights into rewilding processes, the importance of biodiversity, and the potential for local development through sustainable practices.\nEducational Programs and Awareness Campaigns:\n\nDevelopment and implementation of educational programs tailored to local needs, focusing on rewilding, birdwatching, thematic tourism, and sustainable land management.\nOrganizing community workshops and informational sessions to raise awareness about the economic and environmental benefits of biodiversity conservation.\nDevelopment of Thematic Tourism:\n\nEstablishing birdwatching points and eco-trails that encourage eco-friendly tourism, which can provide economic benefits to the communities while promoting conservation.\nDesigning eco-routes that highlight the unique environmental features of the regions, attracting both local and international tourists interested in nature conservation.\nBiodiversity Audits and Mapping:\n\nInvolving experts to conduct comprehensive audits of local flora and fauna, which will serve as the basis for the information provided on the stands and other educational materials.\nDevelopment of detailed maps of flora and fauna for each eco-settlement, enhancing the educational impact of the stands and helping guide conservation efforts.\nInfrastructure for Conservation:\n\nConstruction of pedestrian zones around key natural sites, such as lakes and forests, to facilitate access while minimizing environmental impact.\nInstallation of facilities that support sustainable tourism and conservation activities, such as viewing platforms and discreet birdwatching shelters.\nSupport for Local Economic Development through Conservation:\n\nPromoting models of carbon economy by illustrating how conservation activities like forest preservation can be economically viable through mechanisms such as carbon offsets.\nEncouraging the exploration of alternative revenue streams from preserved natural resources, contrasting these with traditional but less sustainable economic activities.\nThese funded initiatives are designed to create a sustainable model of environmental stewardship that benefits both the ecosystems and the local communities economically and socially. Through this project, local communities will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to actively participate in and benefit from the conservation and sustainable use of their natural resources.", "hidden": false, "question": "What particular initiatives will these funds support?", "questionId": 4}, {"type": "paragraph", "answer": "To measure and determine the impact of the efforts in the \"Rewilding for Eco-villages and Eco-stations\" project, a multifaceted approach involving quantitative and qualitative metrics will be employed. Here are the key methodologies and indicators used to assess the project's success:\n\n1. **Environmental Impact Assessment:**\n   - **Biodiversity Surveys:** Pre- and post-intervention surveys to document changes in species richness and population sizes of key flora and fauna. This helps assess the effectiveness of rewilding efforts.\n   - **Habitat Condition Monitoring:** Regular monitoring of habitat quality and extent, using indicators such as vegetation cover and the presence of native species.\n\n2. **Community Engagement and Educational Outcomes:**\n   - **Participation Rates:** Tracking the number of participants in educational programs, workshops, and community meetings related to the project.\n   - **Awareness Surveys:** Conducting baseline and follow-up surveys to measure changes in community awareness and attitudes towards biodiversity and conservation practices.\n\n3. **Economic Impact Analysis:**\n   - **Economic Benefits Tracking:** Assessing the development of new economic activities such as eco-tourism or sustainable harvesting and their contribution to local economies.\n   - **Comparative Economic Studies:** Analyzing the economic outputs of conservation-based activities versus traditional practices over time to understand economic shifts and benefits.\n\n4. **Tourism Development Metrics:**\n   - **Visitor Statistics:** Collecting data on the number of visitors to eco-trails, birdwatching points, and other tourist attractions established by the project.\n   - **Tourism Revenue:** Monitoring revenue generated from thematic tourism and its growth as a result of project activities.\n\n5. **Media and Communication Impact:**\n   - **Media Coverage:** Evaluating the extent and nature of media coverage regarding project activities and its impact on public awareness.\n   - **Social Media Engagement:** Analyzing engagement metrics on social media platforms where project updates and information are shared.\n\n6. **Feedback and Stakeholder Engagement:**\n   - **Stakeholder Feedback:** Gathering feedback from local residents, authorities, and experts involved in or affected by the project to gauge satisfaction and gather suggestions for improvement.\n   - **Focus Group Discussions:** Conducting discussions with various stakeholder groups to gain in-depth insights into the project’s impact and areas for enhancement.\n\n7. **Sustainability and Longevity Indicators:**\n   - **Sustainability Assessments:** Evaluating the long-term viability of conservation efforts and infrastructural investments.\n   - **Replication and Scaling:** Assessing the potential for replicating the project’s successes in other regions or scaling up successful components.\n\nBy employing these diverse assessment tools, the project can effectively measure its impact across various dimensions, ensuring that the initiatives not only achieve their immediate goals but also contribute to sustainable development and long-term conservation outcomes.", "hidden": false, "question": "How will/do you measure or determine the impact of your efforts?", "questionId": 5}, {"type": "short-answer", "hidden": true, "question": "Your Signal phone number (for a group chat, if you have one)", "questionId": 6, "encryptedAnswer": {"ciphertext": "mzct2X2Gf18Hk9ppZYJGWZ64K9IWeiNfzrGzWve0E6w=", "encryptedSymmetricKey": "c62a8de93294cc9a26cdb3e71af54ad0251e33a15ef92ddf6135fb8b7f1a25c9119bdad15ef2a715583e3aa62d0a36180c417c6cdb1531d77d15f58344ed655b0b554be44fc59f3799808b09a3d6efcce7221f1862bdab80ff13708dbe9bd9b0c9cb69bdac880732c5a9e7cab85fed278735b234d69f680fd3319f795c3e37dc00000000000000200591d9f8aa3de6354aa564c01829ee54f178ba6800c78f616f50b4b7f55209afeba3d319a991c7897484606db5407090"}}, {"type": "short-answer", "hidden": true, "question": "Your Telegram phone number (for a group chat, if you have one)", "questionId": 7, "encryptedAnswer": {"ciphertext": "4sY1W3hpVCSpZrt7zWE3VYYNLdtOOmCgX/Fgy5fDPck=", "encryptedSymmetricKey": "6aa49eac00f32b8ff7768d90f571855c29759824a4208b1c6cfc8922ecedb34178422a96fdeb348049c56d14e192a219b2a7d11206aa68da0384a5cce245d65e4b8f1cfe79a8eb5010e804bf0e9ae22f758d1ad678ae4bdca7283bcf04856e898335f619d316c2de24fa1fdb8bc769664e863d6100287a0f1dd5c1c8a21e0bc10000000000000020325c3014bf43fa6c63e8bb1a83c90ea8910d69b86ef48d1c826ee2eead3fd9f98cef30c6fb25d03989d4f36a6d527b82"}}], "project": {"id": "0xcca9037486595a4008824ab11079520a4a1c1a665687fe9954bb96f3aaa1246d", "title": "Rewilding for Ecovillages in Ukraine", "logoImg": "bafkreigyswo6uh6hs3eovtbptuutt2xrvkti3hywn422rc6zuviutvq7km", "metaPtr": {"pointer": "bafkreiatmiy3tboe7x36ua4j7rbxhl6dlql7vrafdbb5nubmv5ebimi54e", "protocol": "undefined"}, "website": "https://genukraine.com.ua/index.php/en/", "bannerImg": "bafkreiadu3klutanksir6xaomkdd7qdivrh6lngvitjww2jghceppvlj5e", "createdAt": 1713435887978, "userGithub": "maxzalevski", "credentials": {}, "description": "\n**Project Title:** Rewilding for Eco-settlements and Eco-stations\n\n**Project Description:**\nThe main goal of the project is to restore and preserve the natural environment through educational and informational initiatives within the eco-settlements. The project envisages the creation of information stands that will tell about the local flora and fauna, as well as the importance and opportunities of rewilding for biodiversity conservation and local development.\n\n### Description of the Problem for the Grant Application\n\n**Problem:**.\nOur society, in particular local communities, often do not realize the value and potential of the natural resources of their territories, especially in terms of rewilding and biodiversity conservation. This leads to underestimation and, consequently, inefficient use and conservation of natural resources.\n\n**The main problems are.\n- Low Awareness:** Local communities do not have sufficient information about the values and opportunities provided by biodiversity and ecosystem services in their areas.\n- Lack of Education:** Lack of educational programs aimed at studying and popularizing rewilding, birdwatching, thematic tourism and other areas that contribute to nature restoration and conservation.\n- Economic Disadvantage:** There is a lack of understanding of the economic benefits of conserving natural resources compared to traditional activities such as farming, logging and intensive agriculture.\n\n**Comparative Characteristics:**\n- Cereals vs. Carbon Offsets:** Returns per hectare from cereals versus potential revenue from carbon offsets over the long term.\n- Logging vs. Forest Protection:** The economic benefits of timber harvesting compared to the benefits of preserving forest plantations to prevent desertification.\n- Intensive Agriculture versus Water Conservation:** The profitability of commercial berry farming versus the importance of preserving lakes and reservoirs to protect communities from drying up wells.\n\n**Objective of the Problem Solving:**\nDevelopment and implementation of a project aimed at raising awareness of local communities about the value and potential of their own natural resources through education, information support and practical rewilding activities. This will not only preserve unique ecosystems and biodiversity, but also open up new economic prospects for local communities based on the principles of sustainable development and environmental responsibility.\n\nMission: **Mission:**\nTo raise public awareness and stimulate involvement in the conservation and restoration of natural ecosystems through information support and educational initiatives.\n\nVision:** **Vision:**\nPromoting sustainable development of eco-settlements and eco-stations by integrating the efforts of the community, experts and local authorities in preserving the natural environment and developing responsible tourism.\n\n**Objectives:**\n1. Create information stands about local flora and fauna in eco-settlements.\n2. Involvement of experts to audit local flora and fauna.\n3. Develop a map of flora and fauna for each of the eco-settlements.\n4. Raising awareness of local communities about the importance of nature conservation.\n5. Development of thematic tourism and carbon economy.\n\n**Implementation Locations:**.\n- Chmyrivka - two dams. Place a stand describing biodiversity and water conservation.\nImplementer: Nastia Koroleva\n\n- Svitankove, Sumy region - a large lake, placement of stands and bird watching points\nPerformer: Vyacheslav Bogdanov + Birdwatcher\n\n- Zeleni Kruchy - a small lake, make a pedestrian zone around the lake and a stand\nPerformer: Kostya Booth\n\n- Omelyanivka - a stand near the saved forest, arrangement of an eco-trail\nPerformer: Sasha Stepanov and Pavlo\n\n- Kolo forest - 40 hectares of private land, a stand with plants and animals, on the festival territory\nPerformer: Stanislav Surzhenko, possibly Roman Rybakov\n\n- Space of Love Landscape reserve and arboretum - creation of an eco-trail and a river crossing\nPerformer Anatoliy Nagorny\n\n- Kuyalnyk - development of stands, bird watching points, and eco-routes\nTamara should be added to the coordinators to develop the stand layout for the Kuyalnyk itself.\n\nInvolvement of Participants:** **.\n- Experts from the Ukrainian Nature Conservation Group and Rewilding Ukraine.\n- Local enthusiasts, naturalists, wildlife watchers.\n- Local communities and media.\n\n**Implementation Methods:**\n1. Formation of a coordination focus group to develop basic stand layouts.\n2. Collection of information about local flora and fauna, development of maps.\n3. Centralized printing of layouts and their distribution to locations.\n4. Installation of stands and their opening with the participation of local communities.\n5. Submission of reports with photo and video materials about the opening of the stands.\n\n**Project duration: 3-5 months.\n\n**Description of the Stand:** Each stand will include information about the territory, a list of valuable representatives of flora and fauna, links to rewilding movements, sustainable development goals, climate initiatives, carbon economy and prospects for local communities.\n\n**Profiles or socials of other main team members publicly associated with the project (N/A for solo founders):**\n\nMaksym Zalevskyi https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxzalevski/\nIryna Kazakova \nhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/iryna-kazakova/\nCamilla Nielsen-Englyst\nhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cenglyst/\n", "lastUpdated": 0}, "recipient": "0x37a0332b06721a8467636b75d98872a262837ad9"}}