Crypto Oasis launches the Green Block initiative in commitment to Cop28 in UAE
Crypto Oasis launched its crypto Oasis report for Q2 of 2023 announcing the Green Block initiative as part of its commitment to the UAE’s Environmentally Sustainable goals. This comes as the UAE hosts the COP28 in December 2023.
Crypto Oasis, a blockchain
ecosystem fostering innovation in the UAE, has witnessed a significant growth
in the blockchain crypto ecosystem in the UAE.
In its second edition of the
Crypto Oasis Ecosystem report for Q2 2023, it noted that there were now over
1,800 organizations in the blockchain and crypto industry within the country
with over 8,650 employees working in crypto blockchain, metaverse, and Web3
ecosystem.
The numbers are up from the ones
shared in Crypto Oasis’s annual report
of 2022 published in October. At that time there were 1,400 blockchain and
crypto entities in the country employing 7000 people. This shows that 400 new
entities registered their companies in the UAE over the past 8 months employing
an extra 1,650 people in the sector.
In Crypto Oasis Q2 2023 report,
native organizations made up 70.5% of total blockchain crypto entities, while
in October 2022 report they stood at 66%. There has been an increase of 4.5% of
native entities in just 8 months. Dubai's DMCC is still home to the majority of blockchain and crypto entities with 600 registered companies, followed by Dubai Economic Department with 420 plus, and IFZA freezone with 200 and DIFC with 110.
The Crypto Oasis report was
published in partnership with DLT Science Foundation and Roland Berger.
To build on the successes of the
past years, Crypto Oasis announced in their report the launch of a new
initiative, the “Green Block”, an ecosystem for the ESG (Economic Sustainable
Goals) part of Web3 to foster a sustainable future by bringing together
innovators and entrepreneurs to develop and implement solutions that promote environmental
sustainability and social responsibility.
The Green Block focuses on
promoting, leading, and connecting this part of the industry to align with the goals
of the UAE.
Saqr Ereiqat, Co-Founder of
Crypto Oasis told LaraontheBlock, “We will be launching the Green Block
initiative formally during the Future Blockchain Summit in Dubai being held in
October. Since this is a UAE centric report and one of the primary themes of
the country this year is ESG we follow suit in our report and are currently working
on the Green Block initiative in Web3 for COP28.”
Blockchain technology holds particular promise in the fight against climate change for three key reasons: it can amplify voluntary carbon markets to channel billions of dollars towards green investments, facilitate the widespread adoption of parametric insurance for climate events and accelerate development of open data infrastructure necessary to help coordinate global actors.
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