If you are not satisfied with existing environmental, climate change mitigation programs, or you think you can do better, you can launch your own program in DAO IPCI by
creating your program DAO Core
accepting MITO — Mitigation Token Policy (which is optional but highly recommended to provide for economic integrity of your program with other mitigation programs operating in DAO IPCI)
setting the rules of the new Program
bringing in and accepting Issuers, Independent Entities, Compliers to perform under the new program.
The rules you would want to set should specifically describe what your environmental unit would represent: a ton of reduction of air emissions, of effluent, or Megawatt hour of green energy, or other mitigation outcome you can measure and verify. See the Blockchain Climate Standard Program Rules as a sample.
Make the Rules public and communicate with operator@ipci.io for the Rules to be published at DAO IPCI website.
To make verified environmental units you issue in DAO IPCI blockchain exchangeable, tradable via DAO IPCI Market you would need a digital currency, specifically designed to work with DAO IPCI protocols, smart-contracts, modules, market. Please read carefully the “Mitigation Token” section of the White Paper and communicate with operator@ipci.io to confirm that you accept the policy and protocol described therein.
Go to DAO IPCI DApp at http://dapp.ipci.io with your Ethereum wallet (ex. Metamask, Parity) running and select the function of the “Operator” and “Create DAO” in the Menu.
Fill the fields giving the name to your Program, description of the Program, and the name of the Operator.
Submit and if you agree with Ethereum fee for creating DAO core approve the transaction. Make sure you copy the DAO Core address or track it via Etherscan.
Add you program to decentralized application by selecting “Add Program”, inserting your DAO Core address and selecting “Go”.
Now you have your own blockchain-based mitigation program running!
All you have to do is invite and approve
- Issuers, who are entitled to the mitigation outcomes (environmental units) you have described in the Rules,
- Independent entities, who would verify or assure the mitigation instruments (environmental units),
- Compliers and Users, who would acquire the environmental units issued to comply or to trade.
Please note that combining the functions of Operator, Issuer, Independent Entity within the same DAO is prohibited by DAO IPCO Basic Terms.
To run your Program refer to the Manual at http://ipci.io or ask for assistance at operator@ipci.io or info@ipci.io.