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In this episode, we're speaking with Carl Cervone, co-founder of Kariba Labs, about Open Source Observer, a free analytics suite aiding funders in evaluating the impact of open source software contributions.
Carl shares insights from his decade-long experience in East Africa and discusses the significance of crypto in developing regions.
We then dive into public goods funding, data integration, governance strategies, and the human psychology aspects of voting. Carl shares his perspectives on the challenges of traditional and Web3 public goods funding, highlighting the roles of data metrics and qualitative and quantitative measurements in impactful funding decisions.
⏳ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
05:20 Leapfrogging technology in East Africa
09:03 The role of data in public goods funding
12:49 Challenges and innovations in grant funding
26:02 Human psychology in voting and governance
35:08 Open vs. closed voting systems
38:25 Future of public goods
44:23 Questions from Twitter
48:38 Follow Carl
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