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Ixo.world to expand the “internet of impacts”, one cookstove NFT at a time
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In our conversation, former head of water strategy at Bayer and co-founder of Ixo, Hannah Oh, chats about how Ixo's "internet of impacts" Web3 infrastructure is being used to harness carbon financing to improve the lives of rural communities via... clean cookstoves.
Founded in 2017, Ixo is an impact-focused blockchain company that has been building its technology stack via grant funding.
But it's now focusing on commercial use cases via it's new base in Singapore. Alongside it's work in Web3, Ixo also deploys its digital measurement, reporting, and verification (dMRV) infrastructure for companies to track their corporate social responsibility (CSR) investments, or to track the progress of their decarbonisation strategy.
Read the highlights from our conversation on Medium here.
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