Projects and organizations funded by the Interledger Foundation, working to expand access to digital financial services around the world.
Interledger grantees work across the world in different financial environments, from regions with limited infrastructure to highly connected digital economies. They include community-based organizations, researchers, technologists, and advocates who build infrastructure, advance research, shape policy, and expand how financial systems work in practice.
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Grant for the Web
64 000 USD
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Defold is a free to use cross platform game engine with great support for HTML5 games (www.defold.com). Defold will become open source in April 2020 and development will be managed by the Defold Foundation in Sweden.
Grant for the Web
85 000 USD
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DEV will serve as a key promotional partner and community resource, amplifying Grant for the Web’s (GftW) open Call for Proposals (CFP). The principal goal of this campaign will be to drive quality submissions towards GftW’s CFP. To accomplish this mission, DEV will launch a community-wide hackathon, which will be boosted to 350k+ registered developers and millions of monthly visitors. DEV will handle all aspects of promotion and hackathon management.
Community Grants
1 000 USD
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Grant for the Web
90 000 USD
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We are on a mission and need Grant for the Web’s support. Endgame: Enable creators to share content with the world under their own Creative Commons conditions while Free Music Archive visitors can reward creativity, context and services. Without compromising free and open access, people’s privacy and community norms.
Ambassadorships & Fellowships
15 000 USD
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Ambassadorships & Fellowships
15 000 USD
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Grant for the Web
50 000 USD
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CoronavirusTechHandbook.com was founded on 2nd March, and is the world’s largest library for COVID-19 response. To support the growth of the handbook, we have built some custom software called JoeDocs and HandbookPls. JoeDocs and HandbookPls. (said “handbook please”) are collaboration tools that are designed to support crowdsourcing and rapid community development. They allow for a community to quickly assemble and simultaneously contribute to a knowledge base, and for that project to be sustained through integrated monetization.