Muellners Foundation to be run with a decentralised governance model, include members in its decision making and resource allocation.

A global decentralized autonomous governance system for its members to sustainably develop diversified projects that accrue value for the Foundation.

Copenhagen, Denmark: In the recent remote member's meeting of the Muellners Foundation, attended by its Board, it was decided that the voluntary association aimed at non for profit initiatives, should be run as a decentralized autonomous organization.

The community around the Muellners Foundation’s digital initiatives is growing. Foundation is of the view that the community members have vested interest in the decision making process for running the Foundation’s projects.

“We aim to create a class of entrepreneurs that believe in the same philosophy and would like to work in a domain ranging from Data privacy, Climate change, Global health and financial sovereignty.” the Board announced in an open source documentation on its public channel.

Muellners foundation has a global footprint that expands the Foundation’s ideology to countries like Cameroon, Nigeria, Kenya, where it has run the ‘Learn Program’ and fellowships.

In India, the Foundation is launching key digital initiatives and research endeavours, combined with spirited product engineers and entrepreneurs.

In Europe, in Denmark, where the Foundation is registered, it vocalises the plight of humanity with its periodic releases of contributions into open source projects.

While being a philanthropic arm founded by Muellners Inc shareholders, the Foundation aspires to share its resources and infrastructure with all its stakeholders. The Foundation's belief is that a truly global foundation has to build and nurture equity across the globe.

"We deeply believe that we represent the problems and solutions that can be practically realised for these global landscapes." stated Devendra Yadav, Blockchain developer working with the Foundation.

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Muellners Foundation maintains open source projects such as Bitrupee, Finscale and promotes other open source technologies like Apache Fineract.