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AIRTREE VENTURES TO INVEST IN A UNITED NATIONS
VOLUNTEER CRYPTOCURRENCY PROJECT TO ASSIST
REFUGEES GENERATE ELECTRICITY BY PEDAL-POWER
07 Aug 2018
Tue 14 Aug 2018 Recipient: 61VCAfpa
Ref: ADCJHEN1 IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST LONG-TERM ROYALTIES FOR ON-LINE BUSINESS MODELS Submission to Airtree Ventures to invest in a Volunteer Cryporocurrency
project for long term Royalties it may be helpful to provide an example of other similar
applications where Investors, Sponsors and Intellectual Property [IP] Authors receive
long-term Royalties for On-line Business Models
A Background to new On-line Business Models
B Long-term Royalty Income for Investors & Sponsors
A BACKGROUND TO NEW ON-LINE BUSINESS MODELS
In 2001 Standards Australia joined Electronic Business Australia [ebXML Australia] -
start dates and attendance of Members of ebXML Australia 2000-2002
On 05 Mar 2002 Mark BEZZINA who had recently joined Standards Australia, chaired a
meeting at ebXML about marketing ebXML Standards where it was disclosed by the
Chair Keith FINKELDE that the Australian XML Standard did not have a defined Name &
Address Standard - minutes meeting 05 Mar 2002
After the minutes of that meeting were distributed as an On-line email, ebXML Australia
was terminated even though there were 4 further meetings planned during 2002
In 2003 Standards Australia established SAI Global to market the Standards agreed by
Volunteer Committee members of Standards Australia
On 17 Dec 2003 SAI Global was floated on the Australian Stock Exchange and it is now
as at 14 Aug 2018 owned by Baring Private Equity Asia
However in 2004 Red Wahoo announced on its web-site that it was the author of the
Australian XML Name & Address standard AS4590
This 2004 Red Wahoo web page also states:
"Collaboration
Our Collaboration Practice designs, configures, implements and supports Collaboration
-centric tools such as Atlassian's Confluence and JIRA Products
As an example we implemented and now support over 2000 active users in a whole of
Government workspace called GovDex"
Unfortunately even though Red Wahoo had multiple Federal Government
contracts including accreditation for GovDex, it no longer has a web-site
On 31 Oct 2009 Standards Australia announced it had changed its Business Model
Many people who had attended Standards Australia as Volunteer Committee Members
were incensed by this new Business Model
It now appears that certain Committee Members may receive Royalties from Standards
Australia (such as Red Wahoo and TEDIS) to participate on its Committees
GovDex is being used in many Australian Government and State Government
Departments including NSW Health
And apparently Atlassian is now generating over US$ 600 Million/annum
The questions on this new Standards Australia model include
1 Who is being invoiced for GovDex ?
2 and how much per web-page is charged ?
3 Who receives the Royalties ?
4 What is the Royalty percentage ?
5 How long is the Royalty period ?
B LONG-TERM ROYALTY INCOME FOR INVESTORS & SPONSORS
The Business Model for Investors and Sponsors of this proposed Volunteer
Cryptocurrency project appears to be very similar to the Standards Australia Model in
that project participants receive long-term royalties of a royalty per web-page hit
The main difference is that the royalty for the web-page hit will be based on the
business generated via the Sponsored On-line web-page rather than being paid for by
the Federal and State Government Tax-payers
NEXT STEPS
Would AirTree Ventures be prepared to Invest/Sponsor an On-line Volunteer Cryptocurrency
Project with UNHCR-Zambia to assist Refugees to generate electricity in their homes at
resettlement areas for long term Royalties over a 50-year cycle ?
Yours sincerely
Stephen GOULD
Public Officer
E-HEALTH TRAINING SERVICES CONSORTIUM
PO Box 517 NEUTRAL BAY JUNCTION 2089
E: ehn.1a3posgg@gmail.com
M: 0416-009-468
INDEX AND DATES OF ATTACHMENTS
A Members of ebXML Australia 2000-2002
B Minutes ebXML Australia meeting 05 Mar 2002
C 2003 Standards Australia established SAI Global
D Red Wahoo author of the Australian XML Name & Address standard AS4590
E Red Wahoo multiple Federal Government contracts 2006-2009
F 31 Oct 2009 Standards Australia new Business Model
G 07 Aug 2018 NSW Health using GovDex
The Topics for On-line discussion by 1st year Engineering students at 30 Participating
Universities that are members of EWB are:
A Climate change - 8 questions
B Community and Culture - 15 questions
C Energy - 27 questions
D General Discussion - 75 questions
E Housing - 28 questions
F ICT [Information and Communications Technologies] - 8 questions
G Transport - 14 questions
H WASH [Water, Sanitation and Hygiene] - 21 questions
I Waste - 26 questions
B 17:30 - 17:50 - The Plan to understand the Refugee issues in Zambia
PMA opened the meeting by welcoming attendees and explaining the background to the
email that he had received from UNDP Zambia on 30 Mar 2018 and the need to inform and
prepare Resources to thoroughly comply with the project required by UNDP Zambia
There was a considerable amount of information that had to be reviewed and understood
prior to responding to any project
PMA proposed the following timetable and RUBAC Cryptocurrency volunteer eCredits for
understanding the situation of the Refugee Camps and Resettlement areas in Zambia
Meet every 2 weeks after reviewing a topic set to identify gaps in the questions and answers
during the previous 2 weeks
3-hrs every 2 weeks should be sufficient to review the EWB Q & A sections nominated
120 RUBAC-1 Cryptocurrency Volunteer eCredits are allocated for the 3 hrs
50 RUBAC-2 Volunteer eCredits are allocated for each accepted question within 10 days
50 RUBAC-3 Volunteer eCredits are allocated for travel time and attending meetings
20 RUBAC-4 Volunteer eCredits are allocated for reviewing the 4 On-line Videos
SGG was to email the additional questions to UNDP Zambia requesting a response within
10 days
Mtg 2 T 01 May 2018 1 Review Q&A Climate Change & Community and Culture topics
2 Additional Questions emailed to SGG by 17:00 F 27 Apr 2018
3 SGG to email Questions to UNDP Zambia by 17:00 M 30 Apr
4 UNDP Zambia response requested by 17:00 F 11 May 2018
Mtg 3 T 15 May 2018 1 Review Q&A Energy & ICT topics
2 Additional Questions emailed to SGG by 17:00 F 11 May 2018
3 SGG to email Questions to UNDP Zambia by 17:00 M 14 May
4 UNDP Zambia response requested by 17:00 F 25 May 2018
Mtg 4 T 29 May 2018 1 Review Q&A Housing & Transport topics
2 Additional Questions emailed to SGG by 17:00 F 25 May 2018
3 SGG to email Questions to UNDP Zambia by 17:00 M 28 Mayr
4 UNDP Zambia response requested by 17:00 F 08 Jun 2018
Mtg 5 T 12 Jun 2018 1 Review Q&A WASH & Waste topics
2 Additional Questions emailed to SGG by 17:00 Fri 08 Jun 2018
3 SGG to email Questions to UNDP Zambia by 17:00 M 28 May
4 UNDP Zambia response requested by 17:00 F 22 Jun 2018
Mtg 6 T 26 Jun 2018 1 Review Q&A Review "D - General Discussion P1 & P2 40/75 Q&A" topic
2 Additional Questions emailed to SGG by 17:00 Fri 22 Jun 2018
3 SGG to email Questions to UNDP Zambia by 17:00 M 25 Jun
4 UNDP Zambia response requested by 17:00 F 06 Jul 2018
Mtg 7 T 10 Jul 2018 1 Review Q&A "D - General Discussion P3 & P4 41-75 Q&A - Latrines & Water"
2 Review EWB 2020 Strategy - clean drinking water, sanitation
3 Identify 3 key issues each for summary report
Mtg 8 T 24 Jul 2018 1 Review "Key Issues submitted"
2 Review how to get Project Sponsors for "Key Issues" identified
3 Agree "Key issues" priority for summary report
Mtg 9 T 07 Aug 2018 1 Agree "Key issues" priority for summary report
2 Review Proposal to possible Investor
3 Establish "Volunteer Cryptocurrency" Project Team
C 17:50 - 18:10 - Review selection UNHCR/EWB Zambia videos
1 Welcome to Mayukwayukwa and the EWB Challenge 8'03"
Meet representatives from UNHCR and their implementing partners and hear about what
they would like you to think about as you work on your projects!
2 More information on Pit Latrines 4'23"
Interview with Alfred Muyunda Muyunda, Field Coordinator - Department of Water
Affairs
3 A day in Mayukwayukwa 5'30"
typical day in the life of Mercy Zezu, a resident of the Mayukwayukwa refugee settlement.
How to pronounce Mayukwayukwa ? "May -Yook - Wa - Yook - Wa"
4 Almost Home 5'30
Former Angolan refugees, in exile for as many as three decades, are given the
opportunity to locally integrate in neighbouring Zambia with the help of UNHCR and
the Zambian Government
Other UNHCR/EMB Videos, documents and Maps can be reviewed here
D 18:10 - 18:30 - Discussion on Women's roles in Resettlement areas
WPR : Here are my comments on the hard copy email from UNDP-Zambia so we should be
careful that UNDP is only fishing for contacts and resources and not progress a project
SGG: Will obtain further information from UNDP Zambia to reduce those concerns
The meeting reviewed some of the questions from General Discussion and WASH and
agreed is important to have a Female Sub-Committee to address a number of issues in
many part of the world without running water including
1 Female Hygiene
2 Young children
3 Education
4 Division of work cultures
5 Supporting sick and old people in family units
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