Whole Earth Foundation

Whole Earth Foundation

Die Zukunft des demokratisierten Infrastrukturmanagements

When we examine the world broadly, we see a growing issue of aging infrastructure. Unfortunately, service providers governing these infrastructure assets have not always adequately maintained and renewed the facilities they manage. Take, for example, the aging water infrastructure of the United States, where it is estimated that approximately 1 trillion USD in capital investment will be required to replace all water pipes by the year 2050 (AWWA). Most water pipe infrastructure in the United States was installed between the late 1800s and 1970s, so most of it is at least 40 years old, with a large fraction being 60-80 years old. With the useful life of most types of water pipes somewhere in the range of 60-100 years, increasingly more of the existing pipes will have to be replaced. Most citizens, however, are not fully aware of this situation or the reality that they will carry the burden of this cost in the form of increased water bills. This problem is not unique to the US; most of Europe has even older pipe systems, and similar issues exist in most countries worldwide.

 

SOLUTION

When we examine the world broadly, we see a growing issue of aging infrastructure. Unfortunately, service providers governing these infrastructure assets have not always adequately maintained and renewed the facilities they manage.

 

Problem

Imbalanced access to information between service providers and citizens

The lack of general incentive among parties to challenge the status quo

 

Approach

Help the database grow, earn tokens for your contributions

What you earn will fluctuate based on how much you contributed to help improve infrastructure

Become engaged with your community, and collaborate with service providers to build a smarter infrastructure

 

Whole Earth Access (WEA) comprises the following three key groups:

Information Providers

Information providers (mainly general citizens) can access the environmental database and contribute data to earn utility tokens.

Infrastructure Service Providers

Infrastructure service providers can utilize the environmental database and tools created by third-party developers to improve development projects’ efficiency.

Partners

Partners can access the environmental database to develop novel tools that benefit the infrastructure and the environment, help publicize our project and vision to the world, and much more.

 

TOOLS

WEA platform tools to build and utilize the environmental database

Create reports about the condition of your local infrastructure, sharing the latest information with the community

Use intelligent machine learning applications powered by the environmental database to obtain predictive insight about local infrastructure and make smarter decisions

 

USECASE

Water

Reduce maintenance costs and maximize water savings!

Energy

Build smarter, more energy-efficient buildings!

and Many More!

We are constantly looking for new and creative ideas. Contact us to get involved!

Conclusion

Preserving and Creating Resources

An important part of implementing this approach is a method for measuring the value of the information provided. We hope you have enjoyed the introduction of our project. For more information and updates on the project, please follow our website. We also regularly provide information on social media

 

Detailed information:

Website: https://wholeearthfoundation.org/

Whitepaper: https://wholeearthfoundation.org/WEF-whitepaper_v1.0.pdf

Telegram: https://t.me/WholeEarthFoundation

Twitter: https://twitter.com/WholeEarthFdn

Media: https://medium.com/wholeearthfoundation

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/WholeEarthFoundation/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WholeEarthFoundation

 

AUTHOR

Forum Username: Sharena Delon

Forum Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2850996

Telegram Username: @SharenaDelon

ETH Wallet Address: 0x34bca8bb2d4dd87d53afb895799258bc2b069d78