Consider the value in decentralized, municipally supported economies (networks of MBIs) - building and supporting local as well as regional
By Will Ruddick
Static vs Bonded Liquidity Pools for CICs
As communities create their Community Inclusion Currencies as a credit against their future production, projects and excess capacity,...
By Will Ruddick
Community Currencies and DEX Multitudes
Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Contracts contain multitudes. There are nearly infinite ways to use them to connect blockchain contracts...
By Will Ruddick
2020 Kenyan CICs in Review
We’re extremely excited about using CICs for developing support networks for vulnerable communities and households, and especially food syst
Regenerative Agriculture - Field Visit Report
The motivation given by accepting community currency will eventually be repaid with their ability to use it to purchase food from the farm.
By Janet Akinyi
Strong Communities - Strong Currencies
I had the pleasure to visit Kwe Kende in Nyalgunga, Siaya County one of the strongest groups (chamas) in the Sarafu Network across Kenya,...
By Janet Akinyi
Rural Sarafu Network - CIC Impacts
Rosemary Owino is a widow from Siaya village in Siaya County. She has wanted desperately to curb her own poverty and make ends meet for...
By Will Ruddick
CIC Indices for SDGs
By encouraging circular trade within communities humanitarian aid can build basic circulatory systems for support and resilience.
By Will Ruddick
Food Forests and Syntropic Currencies
Regenerating soil while practically providing crops and long term food forests is actually possible!
By Will Ruddick
Sarafu Network Kenya Mid-Year CIC Update
We've reached nearly 90Million worth (~900,000 USD) of Community Inclusion Currency trading between 30,0000 users in Kenya for basic needs.
