Led by the Jorge Tadeo Lozano University, Colombia, in collaboration with the University of Chile and enREDo, the project aims to guarantee the authenticity of artistic and academic works and ensure that authors receive proper recognition. Digital technology securely verifies the ownership of each work. Universities can issue unique digital certificates, creating a reliable space where art, innovation, and technology come together.

Operating across rural areas of Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia, Colmena DAO works to sustainably and inclusively strengthen beekeeping.

Led by Philippe Boland and José Zárate, the project combines digital tools with community participation to trace honey production, organize democratic decision-making, and economically empower women and young people in these rural communities.

In the agricultural sector, this project led by Rodrigo Brandão Mansilha with support from the Universidad de Antioquia (Colombia) aims to strengthen the transparency and sustainability of family farming. Implementing digital systems that capture each step of the production journey helps ensure that products meet quality standards and are valued fairly. Small-scale farmers are better positioned to show the origins of their work and access markets.

From Mexico, the Universidad de Guadalajara and KeepReading lead this initiative, which strengthens the recognition and validation of learning achievements across the region. The project introduces a digital “educational wallet” for storing verified records, using widely accepted standards to ensure secure, verifiable credentials. This fosters a more transparent education system and supports academic and professional mobility.