The problem it addresses
Humanitarian assistance loses trust when the need, budget, action, confirmation, and result are recorded in separate places.
Stream
Program model
Who it serves
Communities, NGOs, donors, program implementers, and people receiving support.
The intended result
A single program record where the route of assistance can be inspected from need to confirmed result.
How it works
Stream is intended to connect needs, participants, financing, actions, confirmation of receipt, feedback, and reporting.
Participants and partners
The public program record should show verified participant and partner roles.
Transparency and digital records
An important record does not disappear without a trace: additions or corrections should have a date, author, and version history.
Financing
A public budget is shown only after approval.
Current state
The model and partnership route are being formed for piloting.
What is already verified
- Stream is defined as a ProtoFund project for transparency in humanitarian assistance and other public-interest programs.
- Core principle: an important record does not disappear without a trace.
What is still needed
- Pilot partners, confirmed architecture, change audit, and data model.
- An approved route for public reporting.
The Transparency page explains how Stream supports trust.
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