CER IT2 Selection

Details about funding and funds allocation related will be shared in the coming weeks, as the collaboration modalities with the different stakeholders becomes more defined based on their needs.

Briefly, how does it work?

You can head to our Stripe payment page and select an amount between €50 and €1.000; contextually, you need to write down the project you are supporting with your contribution. As a reminder, every €100 will earn the project 1 point for the category, up to 10.
The funds will be kept at least until January 2025. In the meantime, 80% of the total will be invested through CER’s company account; the remaining 20% will be managed by the CER Committee, in charge of making sure the Operations team sticks to the objectives.
- After January 2025 and the end of the selection process, the funds contributed towards projects that didn’t make the cut will be refunded as soon as possible, given regulations and available liquidity, but only after three months have passed since payment.
- The funds for projects which will be Featured will be used to pay for CER operations and the production of Knowledge Elements. </aside>

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CER IT2 Selection Process

IT2 Selection - Projects

IT2 Selection - Voting

IT2 Selection - Vision for 2025

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Scan the QR code or click here to head to the payment page for the IT2 Selection Process contribution.

If you are interested in showing your support through a subscription to CER, click here instead.

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CER Committee

The CER Committee is an ethical control organ, composed of trusted members of the community volunteering to make sure the CER Operations team follows the principles of the Commons Economy; it also exists to guarantee a degree of decentralization, which is the ultimate goal of CER.

The members of the CER Committee, selected by the IT1 Team, currently are:

Nena Jain

Regeneration and ReFi

Nena Jain is an eco-feminist whose interests and focus lie in connecting the dots between data, gender, and climate to build an equitable, regenerative future. She has previously worked in the SRHR sector as an activist and menstrual product designer. When not working, she is either frantically collecting books or watching cooking videos on her phone.

Nicolas Franka

Monetary Diversity and CoFi

Economist, social entrepreneur, and educator specializing in complementary currencies and monetary reform. With over a decade of experience, he has worked with NGOs, advised regional and complementary currency systems across Europe and Africa, and contributed to reports for the Walloon government and the European Parliament.

Clara Gromaches

Distributed Mutualism

Architect and housing activist working in the intersection of regenerative architecture, collective housing and technology projects, to leverage the power self-organization and blockchain to replicate networks of rural housing commons. She works as a consultant through her practice ACT3, is part of the Operations team at dOrg, and is a visitor professor at University of Girona (Spain).

Victoria Kozlova

Intersectional Justice

With an academic background in sociolinguistics and gender studies, Vika currently is the UI/UX Design and Research Lead at the WID3+ Consortium. Funded by the European Commission (NGI Trustchain), they have been exploring the decentralized identity management by bridging Web2 credentials with Web3 opportunities. Beyond creating user-centric designs, Vika is committed to addressing gender imbalance and challenging neo-colonial narratives within the tech landscape.

Chikara Shimasaki

Holistic Local Commoning

Director of Climbing Commons, Co-founder of Commons Lab supporting Land, Housing and Water Commons in Stroud. Background as a senior officer for innovation and partnership at the Organization for Identity and Cultural Development.