Etherisc onboards 17K Kenyan farmers covered by blockchain-based crop insurance

by Aurelia Butler 21 July 2021, 12:40 109 Views

Etherisc and ACRE Africa said they had processed insurance payouts for some of the more than 17,000 smallholder farmers in Kenya covered under the collaboration. The Chainlink Community Grant, the Ethereum Foundation and the Decentralized Insurance Foundation helped fund the project, which was first announced in November 202.

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Etherisc onboards 17K Kenyan farmers covered by blockchain-based crop insurance

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