Web3 Development
Let’s use Web3 to grow projects that fight climate change
The most promising carbon offset programs can still wither and die from financing distress. Blockchain technology can help them survive and bear fruit.
Prakash Somosundram
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Prakash Somosundram
<a href="https://sg.linkedin.com/in/prakashsomo?challengeId=AQGsH8ItkqJddQAAAYibiYfempxK4iKDN0ZxHP8mCLmCcmcWSnKnWN4nDUz3PMPW67tDPp9L3M48gZb-oSDlYQcmIEa9r9GUWQ&submissionId=cec0a735-4fb7-6617-47ed-79b5b5efc042&challengeSource=AgF8N2YJfDYXBgAAAYibicbGRkTPFMKq8iDENTEZIbx9D0kS3CXmNeU_EhwGPuU&challegeType=AgFf7S7dUGdeQQAAAYibicbJ5fVDCEN6EXvPK5DFykE5zZ_TUAgqDbs&memberId=AgESWA1Zz6e2lgAAAYibicbMUFt2j1uNsaYkzyIrIR0XYjw&recognizeDevice=AgGos_owtVXzvAAAAYibicbQ41ED4V2XKMMcdr0DSlYrSFdgfmEI">Prakash Somosundram</a> is the Singapore-based CEO and co-founder of Enjinstarter, a blockchain-based crowdsourcing platform and incubator for gaming, metaverse and other Web3 projects. Prakash is also a serial entrepreneur who sold his digital advertising business, Yolk to WPP in 2011. In 2021 Prakash was awarded a medal for public service, the “Pingkat Bakti Masyarakat” (PBM) by the Singaporean Prime Minister’s Office for his work on the Social Development Network Council.
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Opinion Pieces
How Web3 can help island nations fight climate change: Opinion
Global warming and rising sea levels are threatening to submerge countries like Maldives and Kiribati. Can blockchain technology help avert disaster?
Prakash Somosundram
