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"Blockchain" applications are appearing in many industries
This may be the reason that the European Commission [EC] has announced a new
Challenge for 2019 called "Blockchains for Social Good"
The Prize for this challenge is 5 winners of Euro 1,000,000 each
The timetable to submit an application is
1 16 May 2018 - contest opens
2 02 Apr 2019 - deadline for registration of interest
3 03 Sep 2019 - deadline to submit applications
8.2 Publicity — Promoting the prize — Visibility of EU funding 8.2.1 Publicity by the winner(s)
8.2.2 Publicity by the Commission
8.2.1 Publicity by the winner(s)
Both finalist(s) and the winner(s) must promote the prize and its results, by providing targeted information to
multiple audiences (including the media and the public) in a strategic and effective manner.
Unless the Commission requests or agrees otherwise or unless it is impossible, any communication activity
related to the action (including in electronic form, via social media, etc.) must:
(a) display the EU emblem and the specific Prize logo, and
(b) include the following text:
“This action/activity/person was finalist for/winner of the Blockchains for Social Good Prize
from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme”.
The finalists should be available to demonstrate and discuss their applications during a public event expected
to take place in the last quarter of 2019 in Brussels.
When displayed together with another logo, the EU emblem must have appropriate prominence.
For the purposes of their obligations, the finalist(s) and winner(s) may use the EU emblem and the specific Prize
logo without first obtaining approval from the Commission.
This does not, however, give it the right to exclusive use.
Moreover, they may not appropriate the EU emblem or any similar trademark or logo, either by registration or
by any other means.
8.2.2 Publicity by the Commission
The Commission may use, for its communication and publicising activities, information relating to the action,
documents (notably summaries for publication) and any other material (such as pictures or audio-visual
material) that it receives from the participants (including in electronic form).
The Commission will publish the name of the finalist(s) and the winner(s), their origin, the amount of the prize
and its nature and purpose, unless they have requested and justified the waiver of this publication because
disclosure risks threatening their security and safety or harming their commercial interest.
Photos and videos taken by the Commission either in preparation of the award ceremony or during the award
ceremony or during any other related event organised by the Commission are the sole property of the
Commission.
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