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Further Discussions => Blockchain Technology => Topic started by: emjay825 on August 01, 2018, 05:38:09 PM
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Indonesian Blockchain Data Exchange Attracts Former Minister of Finance With Successful Pilot Projects
The blockchain for social impact project HARA is gaining momentum and building up anticipation as it comes closer to launch. As one of the biggest names in the Indonesian blockchain environment, the company is now also taking leadership in educating the country on the potentials of blockchain technology.
Most recently, HARA announced that Dr Chatib Basri, the former Indonesian Minister of Finance, has joined its ranks as an advisor. This is the first time a former minister has endorsed a blockchain project from Indonesia, and is a clear indicator of the calibre of both the team and the project.
“The HARA blockchain will help farmers in the Indonesian agriculture sector increase their productivity, cut the transaction costs and increase their income. I am honoured to be part of this adventure as an advisor for HARA,” - Dr Chatib Basri, former Indonesian Minister of Finance.
HARA is a global and open blockchain-based data exchange platform that focuses on improving the lives of farmers around the globe. The project is an initiative of the established big data company Dattabot, whose long lasting relationships with the government of Indonesia and other parties are proving useful.
Read more: https://cointelegraph.com/press-releases/indonesian-blockchain-data-exchange-attracts-former-minister-of-finance-with-successful-pilot-projects
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Good, i know indonesia will be the best in the future. Because technology in the world very easy come to indonesia.
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Alreay read about Hara.
It said,
"Hara is platform to exchange data.
Began within the food sector and continues toward overall sustainability for the world’s most socially impactful sectors".
I don't know yet what unique feature of hara, and what benefits will be given to the farmers.
Currently I can find the agricultute price by just search on google, or swap or exchange price data on facebook farmer group.