Participants in the Atlantis project can engage in various activities such as surveying, water sample testing, conducting awareness workshops, or becoming harvesters. These tasks are gamified and referred to as "bounties." Participants sign up, complete the required steps, and receive incentives. To ensure a tamper-proof system, blockchain technology is used to maintain a distributed ledger, ensuring transparency and security.

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Participants in the Atlantis project can engage in various activities such as surveying, water sample testing, conducting awareness workshops, or becoming harvesters. These tasks are gamified and referred to as "bounties." Participants sign up, complete the required steps, and receive incentives. To ensure a tamper-proof system, blockchain technology is used to maintain a distributed ledger, ensuring transparency and security.

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Chikmagalur, India

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You could take part in surveying, you could take part in water sample testing, you could sign up as someone who wants to spread awareness through workshops, or you could become a harvester. All of these tasks are gamified; we call them bounties. People sign up and then they do the required steps that are required, and then they get incentivized. We knew this first required a distributed ledger that is tamper-proof, and we knew that blockchain is useful for that.

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Atlantis has already deployed its Web3 solution in 50 villages in the region of Chikmagalur, India. To date, the pilot program has successfully facilitated the exchange of more than 21,000 kiloliters of water.

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Atlantis has already deployed its Web3 solution in 50 villages in the region of Chikmagalur, India. To date, the pilot program has successfully facilitated the exchange of more than 21,000 kiloliters of water.

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Atlantis implemented a Web3 solution that incentivized people to transfer water from areas of surplus to those in need. A reward system encouraged villagers to perform tasks that facilitated this new distribution.

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