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Social Impact Hackathon: Powered by Impact Plus, Polygon, and Georgetown University

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<h2>Hackathon Format</h2>Hybrid hackathon event with online teams composed of members from different countriesLatest technology will be used to facilitate collaboration and innovative solutionsRooms provided in each country for teams to meet, network, and enjoy a meal togetherUnique blend of online and in-person collaboration fosters a dynamic and creative environment for idea generation and efficient solution development<h2>Team Constitutions</h2>Impact Plus is partnering local and international participants from Georgetown University and organizations in Brazil, Kenya, and NigeriaTeam have a mixture of coders/ web development backgrounds, social impact, and international development backgroundsTeams will be connected with each other next week to facilitate group bonding and enable project creation<h2>Is there food and beverages at the event?</h2>Food and drinks will be provided free for all attendees. We'll be providing lunch  daily with coffee and snacks in the morning and afternoon.<h2>Is there Wi-Fi at the event?</h2>Yes!<h2>DEFINITIONS</h2>MEALMEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning) is a framework used in development programs to track progress, assess effectiveness, ensure accountability, and promote continuous learning. Implementing MEAL leads to better outcomes, increased transparency, and the ability to make data-driven decisions to optimize impact. Ultimately, MEAL helps organizations achieve their goals more efficiently and effectively while building trust with stakeholdersAgile Methodologies A set of flexible and iterative software development approaches that prioritize collaboration, adaptability, and continuous improvement.Best Practices Methods, techniques, or processes that are considered the most effective and efficient way to achieve a particular objective, based on experience and research.Blockchain for Social Impact The use of blockchain technology to address social, environmental, and economic challenges, with the goal of creating positive and sustainable outcomes for individuals and communities.Capacity Building Strengthening the skills, knowledge, and capacities of local stakeholders to effectively participate in and benefit from blockchain projects.Centralization of Power or WealthThe concentration of authority, resources, or decision-making power in a single individual, organization, or group, often leading to unequal distribution of benefits and reduced resilience.Collaboration and Stakeholder Engagement Fostering partnerships with governments, NGOs, and private sector organizations to address shared challenges, promote innovation, and create synergies.Conflict Sensitivity The awareness and understanding of the local context and potential impact of a project on existing tensions or conflicts, ensuring that the project does not inadvertently contribute to violence or instability.Consensus Algorithms A set of rules and processes used by blockchain networks to achieve agreement on the validity and order of transactions, ensuring the security and integrity of the blockchain.Contextually Appropriate SolutionsSolutions that are tailored to the specific needs, culture, and circumstances of the target population, ensuring that they are relevant, effective, and sustainable.Continuous Improvement An ongoing effort to refine and enhance processes, systems, and outcomes, based on feedback, data, and lessons learned.Cross-Border Activities Transactions, interactions, or initiatives that involve multiple countries or jurisdictions, often subject to specific legal and regulatory requirements.DAC Criteria A set of criteria established by the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) to evaluate the effectiveness of development projects and programs.Data-Driven Decision-Making Using data and evidence to inform and guide decisions, ensuring that actions are based on objective information and insights.Digital Literacy The ability to use digital technology, communication tools, and networks effectively and safely to access, create, and share information.EncryptionThe process of converting data into a code to prevent unauthorized access, ensuring the privacy and security of information.Energy-Efficient Consensus AlgorithmsBlockchain consensus mechanisms that require less energy and computational resources, reducing the environmental impact of blockchain networks.Environmental FootprintThe impact of human activities on the environment, including factors such as resource consumption, waste production, and greenhouse gas emissions.Environmental ImpactConsidering the ecological footprint of blockchain initiatives, opting for energy-efficient consensus algorithms, and minimizing resource consumption.Ethical Considerations in Technology DevelopmentAddressing broader ethical implications, such as potential risks, unintended consequences, and the potential for misuse, and taking steps to mitigate these concerns.Fair Distribution of BenefitsAiming for equitable distribution of benefits among participants, avoiding practices that may lead to centralization of power or wealth within the project.Feedback MechanismsProcesses and tools that enable stakeholders, including beneficiaries, partners, and donors, to share their opinions, experiences, and suggestions, informing continuous improvement and adaptation of the project.Gender and Social EquityAddressing gender and social inequalities by designing solutions and dissagregated data that consider the specific needs and challenges faced by diverse groups, including women, minorities, and marginalized communities.Inclusivity and AccessibilityCreating solutions that cater to individuals with varying abilities, languages, and digital literacy levels.Iterative DevelopmentAn approach to software development that emphasizes the regular and ongoing release of new features and improvements, allowing for continuous feedback and adaptation.Legal and Regulatory Compliance Ensuring that blockchain solutions adhere to applicable laws and regulations, including those related to financial transactions, data protection, and cross-border activities.Lessons LearnedKnowledge, insights, and experiences gained from the implementation and evaluation of a project, used to inform future decision-making and enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of the project.Logical Framework Approach (LFA)A project management tool that helps to plan, design, implement, and evaluate projects by defining key objectives, indicators, assumptions, and risks.MEAL StandardsResearching and customizing monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning frameworks that align with project objectives and context, ensuring effectiveness, sustainability, and continuous improvement.Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEAL)Continuously assessing and refining blockchain initiatives using data and feedback to improve effectiveness, efficiency, and impact.Multidisciplinary TeamA group of individuals with diverse expertise, backgrounds, and perspectives, working together to design, develop, and implement solutions that address complex problems and challenges.Privacy and Data ProtectionEnsuring the confidentiality and security of personal and sensitive information by adhering to data protection regulations and industry best practices.ProtectionPrioritizing the safety and well-being of affected populations, particularly vulnerable groups, by incorporating protection considerations into project design and implementation.Pump-and-Dump SchemesA form of market manipulation in which the price of an asset is artificially inflated, often through misleading information, to attract buyers and then sold at a higher price, leading to a subsequent price collapse.Responsible TokenomicsDesigning digital tokens or cryptocurrencies with responsible tokenomics in mind, including avoiding pump-and-dump schemes, ensuring fair initial distribution, and being transparent about the token's purpose and utility.Responsible TokenomicsThe design and management of digital tokens or cryptocurrencies in a way that promotes fairness, transparency, and sustainability, avoiding practices that may lead to market manipulation or concentration of wealth.Scalability and SustainabilityDesigning adaptable solutions that can grow and evolve, ensuring long-term sustainability and maximizing impact on the target population.SMART Goals Setting Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time-bound goals that align with the needs of the target population and desired outcomes.Specific OutcomesEstablishing the particular results the blockchain project aims to accomplish, such as improved access to healthcare, enhanced educational opportunities, or poverty alleviation.Sphere StandardsA set of humanitarian principles and minimum standards for humanitarian response, developed by a global network of NGOs and humanitarian organizations.Stakeholder CollaborationWorking with stakeholders, including target population representatives, partners, and donors, to ensure chosen MEAL standards are relevant, inclusive, and practical for all parties involved.Stakeholder EngagementThe active involvement and participation of all relevant parties, including target populations, partners, donors, and policymakers, in the design, implementation, and evaluation of a project, ensuring that their perspectives and needs are considered and addressed.Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)A set of 17 global goals established by the United Nations to promote prosperity while protecting the planet, addressing issues such as poverty, inequality, climate change, and environmental degradation.Target Population The specific group of individuals or communities that the blockchain project aims to benefit, taking into account their unique needs, challenges, and context.Theory of ChangeA comprehensive description and illustration of how and why a desired change is expected to happen in a particular context, used as a framework for planning, implementation, and evaluation of projects and programs.Transparency and AccountabilityDeveloping transparent systems that allow stakeholders to track resources, verify transaction authenticity, and ensure data accuracy.Transparency and AccountabilityThe openness and accessibility of information about a project's goals, activities, results, and decision-making processes, allowing stakeholders to hold the project accountable for its performance and impact.User-Centric DesignAn approach to solution development that prioritizes the needs, preferences, and perspectives of the end-users, ensuring that the solution is usable, accessible, and relevant to their context.Vulnerable Groups Individuals or communities that may be at greater risk of harm or exclusion due to factors such as age, gender, ethnicity, disability, or socio-economic status.

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<h2>Hacking for Trust</h2>With the continuous advancements in blockchain technology and increasing interest from the global development and humanitarian sectors, it is clear that Web3 Technology has the potential to support the attainment of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and transform our approach to creating social impact.Despite the growing number of blockchain initiatives being developed to achieve this goal accurately measuring their results and outcomes has proven to be a significant challenge. Thus far, the focus has primarily been on developing solutions, rather than rigorously evaluating their effectiveness. The lack of global standards for Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) of impact-driven blockchain projects is a significant barrier, impeding the widespread adoption of these tools by international NGOs and other large organizations. This absence of proper assessment and accountability undermines the potential of blockchain technology to have a genuine and lasting impact, while also damaging the credibility of numerous initiatives created to solve societal problems.To begin addressing this pressing issue, we propose a hybrid hackathon that brings together students from Georgetown University and builders from Kenya, Nigeria, and Brazil. With their strong coding expertise and a deep understanding of local problems, these teams will possess the necessary skills to tackle some of the world's most pressing issues. Additionally, they will be guided by experts from international NGOs, helping to foster a robust network of individuals committed to solving international development problems.By prioritizing this subject, the hackathon will serve the following purposes:<ul><li style="text-align:justify">Raise awareness on the importance of properly measuring impact, highlighting the need for global standards for Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) of impact-driven blockchain projects.</li><li style="text-align:justify">Equip start-ups with impact measurement tools to provide them with compelling arguments when seeking funding and communicating their impact.</li><li style="text-align:justify">Attract talented individuals towards the "blockchain for good" industry community, emphasizing the opportunity to make a real and lasting impact on societal challenges.</li><li style="text-align:justify">Provide a platform for interdisciplinary collaboration, bringing together individuals from diverse backgrounds to tackle real-world challenges, including university students, international organizations, NGOs, academics, and others.</li></ul> <h3>Goals<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/rBq-zAtuKZu6cK1mM1vqQw1i3jVjcsqpXIrMuTDHXF8/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy83N2FlZDdmMC1lMzY2LTExZWQtYjg0ZC0wNWEyNjQzZjM5OTVBMSBwb3N0ZXIgaGFja2F0aG9uIE5pZ2VyaWEyIGNvcHkuanBn" style="width:483px" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-fir" /></h3>1. Demonstrate how Web3 technology can support the achievement of United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals and create social impact2. Enable the measurement of the  results and outcomes of social impact projects3. Develop solutions that can be rigorously evaluated through their effectiveness4. Provide proper assessment and accountability tools that enable the potential of blockchain technology to have a genuine and lasting impact<h2>Audience</h2><ul><li>Students and professors from Georgetown University with technical expertise in blockchain technology.</li><li>Builders from Kenya, Nigeria, and Brazil, where impact work is particularly active, who bring unique perspectives on the challenges facing their communities.</li><li>Startups and entrepreneurs who are interested in using blockchain technology for social impact and are looking to improve their MEAL methodologies.</li><li>Representatives from national and international NGOs and other organizations interested in the potential of blockchain technology to support the SDGs.</li></ul>

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Winning Teams will be contacted by Impact Plus staff the week following the hackathon to secure wallet details for USDC transfers.Questions about this process should be routed through Impact Plus staff in each participating country.Participants projects will automatically be considered for the Polygon tract. In addition to this tract, teams can identify in their category selections of their projects to be considered for the 1Inch and MetaMask tracts that incorporate specific tasks, platforms, and wallets into their social impact projects. A list of the bounties can be found below.<h2>Bounties</h2>Polygon Tract (Judging criteria in Rules Tab of Hacking for Trust)- USDC 3,000 + an opportunity to join the first #PolygonImpact incubator- USDC 1,500 + an opportunity to join the first #PolygonImpact Incubator- USDC 700 MetaMask (<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aTPsSEU8ID-WoVw9u4O3nSTZmLSPTVEVxGhcLMxBEys/edit#heading=h.6orzzbsmrk0d" target="_blank">Submission and Evaluation Criteria</a>)MEAL Snaps - A call for the development of Snaps to customize/extend the MetaMask wallet experience in a way that supports Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning.A Snap is a program run in an isolated environment that customizes and extends the wallet experience. We are looking for new and interesting use cases to modify MetaMask using Snaps.- First Place: 700 USD- Second Place 300 USD 1Inch (<a href="https://1inch.notion.site/Bounties-for-Hacking-for-Trust-with-Polygon-Impact-Plus-11ee91b424024eddb44c6ac37ee23172" target="_blank">Judging Criteria and Task Description Notion Page</a>)Task 1: Raise utilisation of 1inch network fusion protocol through using Fusion API in you project.- First Place: 4000 USD- Second Place 3000 USD- Third Place 2000 USDTask 2: Build a custom 1inch Network Fusion Mode Resolver- First Place: 3500 USD- Second Place 2000 USD- Third Place 1000 USDTask 3: Open track focused on open source. Any project with meaningful impact to the community- First Place: 3500 USDTask 4: Use 1inch Wallet button in your solution- First Place: 500 USD

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<h2>Expectations<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/YqbWvBemLaRbhOMTXR3xmeKrqxOxQ8RIW8DvpwCvHAg/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy80ZWJmNDI4MC1lMzY2LTExZWQtODc1OS0yMTc1MTZkMzkwMGRzbWFsbC1wb3N0ZXIgaGFja2F0aG9uIFVTQS5qcGc" style="width:444px" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-fir" /></h2><ol><li style="margin-left:36pt">Define and explain your social problem </li><li style="margin-left:36pt">Propose a solution to your social problem using Web3 technology</li><li style="margin-left:36pt">Develop a code or an algorithm that supports your solution</li><li style="margin-left:36pt">Develop a monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning plan for your solution</li><li style="margin-left:36pt">Present your project to the judging panel for assessment</li></ol> <h2>Submissions Process</h2>On the 30th of April, the participants will have to publish their project on the platform. These projects are comprised of:<ul><li>Code on Polygon submitted as a public Github repository according to the hackathon deadlines</li><li>Video/Slide Presentation with audio about the project </li><li> MEAL Checklist</li></ul>Each team may only submit one project each. All projects must be created from scratch during the course of the Hacking for Trust event. All the attachments, video, and resources with more than 15Mb might be uploaded to external websites like (Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.) and provided as links in the project description.In the case of difficulty or failure to read the deliverable, Innovators from these Projects will be notified and are responsible for re-submitting before the step’s end date. If the deadline is passed, the Project at hand will be disqualified from the Challenge.Innovators guarantee that the content of the Project consists only of their Team’s contributions and none others. By participating in the challenge, you agree to the Impact Plus Code of Conduct<h2>Evaluation Matrix Criteria</h2>Welcome to the hackathon! We are excited to see the innovative and impactful solutions that you will create. In order to ensure a fair and thorough evaluation process, we have established the following criteria that will guide the judging process.This document provides an overview of the evaluation matrix that will be used to assess and score projects during the Hackathon on MEAL for Blockchain for Social Impact. The matrix consists of two main dimensions: - Social Impact Analysis and MEAL (50 points). - Technical Solutions (50 points) The scoring system is designed to evaluate each project's potential to address the identified challenges and create meaningful social impact.Dimension 1: Social Impact Analysis and MEAL (50 points)This dimension focuses on the alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), target population, impact goals, gender and inclusion criteria, and MEAL (Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning) standards. It is divided into four sections:1. Alignment with SDGs, Target Population, and Impact Goals (20 points). This section assesses the solution's alignment with the SDGs, its effectiveness in addressing the target population's needs, and the clarity of its impact goals.2. MEAL Standards, Implementation Potential, and Continuous Improvement (20 points). This section assesses the solution's potential for implementation, its adherence to MEAL standards for continuous improvement, and its ability to incorporate feedback and lessons learned.3. Gender, Inclusion, and Ethical Considerations (10 points). This section evaluates the solution's ability to ensure equitable access and opportunities for all, and how effectively it addresses ethical concerns.Dimension 2: Technical Solutions (50 points). These evaluation criteria are designed to provide a comprehensive assessment of each project, ensuring that winning solutions are both innovative and technically proficient while effectively implementing blockchain/Web3 technologies, demonstrating scalability, sustainability, and addressing security concerns.1. Technical Proficiency and Innovation (20 points). This criterion measures the team's ability to address a complex technical problem and their capacity to demonstrate creativity and innovation in their solution. A higher score reflects a higher level of proficiency and innovation.2. Implementation of Blockchain/Web3 Technologies on Polygon and Code Quality (20 points). This criterion evaluates the team's effective utilization of Polygon technologies in their solution, as well as the quality of the submitted code or algorithm. A higher score indicates better integration of technologies and higher code quality.3. Scalability, Sustainability, and Security (10 points). This criterion evaluates the project's approach to addressing scalability, long-term sustainability, and security and privacy concerns. A higher score reflects a well-thought-out plan and a strong understanding of these aspects, showcasing the project's potential for growth, sustainability, and secure execution.Scoring Levels:- Advanced: The solution demonstrates a high level of proficiency and effectiveness in the given section.- Skilled: The solution shows a good level of proficiency and addresses most of the requirements in the given section.- Developing: The solution exhibits a basic level of proficiency and addresses some of the requirements in the given section.- Novice: The solution lacks proficiency and fails to address the requirements in the given section.Participants and judges should use this evaluation matrix as a guide to develop and assess projects during the hackathon. The goal is to encourage the creation of innovative, user-centric, and contextually appropriate blockchain solutions that have the potential to make a significant social impact.<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/6HsvxiqKUAs3HAsvWUJaHaUWanNXnM7dCaxUJV1_U8U/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy84ODMyNzE3MC1lMjdkLTExZWQtODc1OS0yMTc1MTZkMzkwMGRTY3JlZW5zaG90IDIwMjMtMDQtMjQgYXQgMTAuNTMuMjcucG5n" style="width:641px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" /><img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/bt19WgGwGH6hs_IV8ulNWD5CPNor4WKVmXkV7Lpu3b8/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy9jMDFhZDc0MC1lMjdjLTExZWQtODc1OS0yMTc1MTZkMzkwMGRTY3JlZW5zaG90IDIwMjMtMDQtMjQgYXQgMTAuNDcuNTMucG5n" style="width:639px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" /><h2>Code of Conduct</h2>As a participant in this hackathon, I agree to:<ul><li>Respect and value the diversity of all participants, including but not limited to race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, age, and ability.</li><li>Use language and behavior that is inclusive, respectful, and free from any form of harassment, discrimination, or bullying.</li><li>Recognize that all ideas and intellectual property shared during the hackathon belong to the team or individual who presented them, and not to any other participant or organization.</li><li>Obtain permission before sharing or using any ideas, code, or materials created during the hackathon outside of the team.</li><li>Use open-source tools and resources whenever possible and give credit to their creators.</li><li>Conduct myself in a professional manner and be respectful of the event organizers, judges, and volunteers.</li><li>Comply with all event rules, guidelines, and safety protocols.</li><li>Acknowledge that any violation of this code of conduct may result in disqualification from the hackathon.</li><li>Discretion Clause: As a participant in this hackathon, I agree to use the Impact Plus internal reporting mechanisms (survey@impact-plus.io)  to report any incidents that occur within the hackathon. I understand that failure to utilize these mechanisms may result in a breach of this code of conduct and may impact my future participation in Impact Plus events.</li><li>This clause emphasizes the importance of using the internal reporting mechanisms provided by Impact Plus to report any incidents that occur during the hackathon. It also states that failure to use these mechanisms may result in a breach of the code of conduct and could impact future participation in Impact Plus events. This clause encourages participants to take an active role in maintaining a safe and respectful environment during the hackathon.</li></ul>By accepting this code of conduct, I commit to upholding these principles and contributing to a safe, welcoming, and productive environment for all participants.

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<h2>Schedule</h2>Important Dates24 April 2023, Worldwide Team Announcements28 April 2023, Hackathon Day One (Begin Building)29 April 2023, Hackathon Day Two (First Draft Feedback and Refinement)30 April 2023, Hackathon Day Three (Judging) Specific Agendas for Countries can be found below: Kenya<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/CQlqbs1USz18BMQhCK2BZju-dqOF62pIdhzQwfgiNyo/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy81MWM4ZTdkMC1lMjljLTExZWQtODk5YS1hNzNmMmQzZjkyYTlTY3JlZW5zaG90IDIwMjMtMDQtMjQgYXQgMTQuMzIuNTgucG5n" style="width:588px" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil" /> Nigeria<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/2mLNgr2LwzX6hWH8gweYkVTAEF-Nz4JDcgj6XNijw4s/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy9lNzg2NzU3MC1lNTk1LTExZWQtODk5YS1hNzNmMmQzZjkyYTlTY3JlZW5zaG90IDIwMjMtMDQtMjggYXQgMDkuMjUuMDgucG5n" style="width:585px" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil" /> Brazil<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/Xjnupfc_aDLSlBA-07T5CtrujZDeRXPfYWx5wP9jals/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy82YjdiOTQ3MC1lMjljLTExZWQtODk5YS1hNzNmMmQzZjkyYTlTY3JlZW5zaG90IDIwMjMtMDQtMjQgYXQgMTQuMzMuMjMucG5n" style="width:627px" class="fr-fic fr-dib fr-fil" /> USA<img src="https://taikai.azureedge.net/dMDd7cfa9TiWFkIkviKIelX6eqaIIq2j9KkeofC8J4w/rs:fit:800:0:0/aHR0cHM6Ly9zdG9yYWdlLmdvb2dsZWFwaXMuY29tL3RhaWthaS1zdG9yYWdlL2ltYWdlcy9kOTY2OGEwMC1lNWM0LTExZWQtODk5YS1hNzNmMmQzZjkyYTlTY3JlZW5zaG90IDIwMjMtMDQtMjggYXQgMTUuMDEuMjIucG5n" style="width:603px" class="fr-fic fr-dii" />

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