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NextGen Developers Hackathon 2025 Cardano Project Catalyst — funded proposal — blocks automated checking; open directly institutional
NextGen Developers Hackathon 2025 Full close-out report (PDF, 23pp) primary-source
NextGen Developers Hackathon 2025 Programme repository and training materials primary-source
NextGen Developers Hackathon 2025 Punch Newspapers coverage third-party
SingularityNET African Community Initiative DeepFunding proposal record — blocks automated checking; open directly institutional
Ubuntu Intelligence BGI Nexus — Ubuntu Intelligence & Human Flourishing working group — blocks automated checking; open directly third-party
Paid in Web3 Paid in Web3 — the live product primary-source
Cardano Project Catalyst Fund 13 — funded proposal — Cardano Project Catalyst Catalyst proposal record, Fund 13, Cardano Open — Ecosystem — blocks automated checking; open directly institutional
Cardano Project Catalyst Fund 13 — funded proposal — Cardano Project Catalyst Final close-out report submitted to the Catalyst community primary-source
SingularityNET DeepFunding award — African Community Initiative (DFR4 - MKT2) — SingularityNET DeepFunding DeepFunding proposal record — blocks automated checking; open directly institutional
Zero-Knowledge Proof in Blockchain Ecosystems for Enhanced Voting Transparency in the Catalyst Voting Process (not peer-reviewed) Preprints.org manuscript 202412.1789 v1 primary-source
NextGen Developers Hackathon 2025 — Project Close-Out Report (not peer-reviewed) Full report (PDF, 23pp) primary-source
NextGen Developers Hackathon 2025 — Project Close-Out Report (not peer-reviewed) Programme repository primary-source
Man + Machine + Market Domination — Continental AI/AGI Conference, Merit House, Abuja, Nigeria Milestone 3 report, DFR4 - MKT2 (DeepFunding deliverable) — blocks automated checking; open directly institutional
Coverage — MSME Africa NextGen Hackathon Empowers 775 Young Developers in Nigeria and Ghana with Funding and Skills to Drive Africa's Tech Innovation third-party
Coverage — Opportunity Desk NextGen Developers Hackathon 2025 for Young Africans (up to ₦10,000,000 in prizes) third-party
Coverage — Punch Newspapers Hackathon channels capital into student tech startups third-party
Coverage — CSR Reporters 775 Developers Trained and Funded as NextGen Hackathon Boosts Tech Talent in Nigeria and Ghana third-party