very interesting perspective: hold companies accountable and make CSR contributions transparent! Other aspect to include could be what impacts is CSR investment generating, I remember having seen some failures like not functional toilets installed in schools etc. Not sure how this would be related to the blockchain technology?

Inspiring idea to use methodologies like design thinking in comunity work! Do ypu think you could use the whole process or select some tools? Sure some cultural adaptations are needed to be made to make it work, but wothwhile to think further!

very good idea to use the internet to make the struggles of communities visible at a large scale and conect them to human rights actors. Would the comunity receive advise or support from others via the platform?

this idea could be very interesting when combined with or as a follow up of trainings events to support the participants when they are back in there comunities.

good ideas and very necesary to link University students to communities and engage them with development but when I see the presentation, I don´t get a clear picture what is the innovation you are presenting, is it the methodology how to organize camps?

I like the title WASH watch and the idea of social monitoing and the use of a toll as a platform to share a particiaptory analysis to channel the needs. But how would the platform work? What actors would be involved to run it?

Thanks for your explanation Tiffany, I think the group has very interesting ideas, but for me as an outsider I could not understand your concept from your presentation, if you could decribe more your approach, and what would be your core proposition I get that this would be some sort of insurenace for activists?

The concept is generating a very positive resonace with me, good approach, very related to the challenge how to empower women and to reduce hunger, behavior change in the center, integrative, like the title. My question is: this is an people centered approach, we would reach at the beginning relativly few women, but what could we do to reach more women and generate more impact on a broader base?