Cryptophilanthropy is becoming a vector of structural innovation within aid and international solidarity mechanisms.

The Blockchain for Good association, with Banque Delubac & Cie and Ethereum France, are pleased to invite you to an “open conversation” to be held on December 2, a format that favors direct exchange, without stages or presentation supports, for a real exchange on the concrete implications of blockchain technologies for the philanthropy sector.

This meeting will bring together a circle of institutional and operational actors in both cryptos and solidarity, including Médecins Sans Frontières (Switzerland), WWF-France, The Good Token Society, Planète Enfants & DéVELOPPEMENT, Planète Urgence and many others (Planète Urgence and many others (Red Cross, Médecins du Monde, CCFD Terre Solidaire...).

The objective of this open conversation is to exchange and debate about the fundamental questions that are ushering in this “crypto” philanthropy:

• What is the impact of cryptoassets on the deployment and effectiveness of humanitarian aid, from the donor to the beneficiary?
• How Web3 protocols impact official development assistance, or even emergency aid
• What are the implications for the governance and transparency of non-governmental organizations?

An essential meeting to understand new uses, anticipate donors' expectations and position yourself in the face of market developments.

On the occasion of this event, the Blockchain for Good Association will share the new edition of the “Aid, Charity and Philanthropy 2026” report as well as the associated AI.

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- Mario Stephan, Head of Philanthropy Diversification at Doctors Without Borders Switzerland/Ärzte ohne Grenzen Schweiz. - Arnaud Salla Madoungou, CFO of WWF-France.- Emilie-Alice Fabrizi, President of The Good Token Society- and in the circle, many solidarity actors including Care France, Médecins du Monde, Médecins du Monde, Croix Rouge, CCFD Terre Solidaire, Planète Urgence, and hopefully, many other actors

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