Proceedings of the International Annual Conference on Responsible Finance & Digital Currencies for Peace and Sustainable Development of Wednesday 11 December 2024 at Geneva.
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Geneva - Wednesday, December 11, 2024, Morning
9th International Annual Conference on Ethical and Sustainable Finance for Peace and Sustainable Development |
Program
SCHEDULE AND SPEAKERS
Schedule
▪ 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM: Welcome to the room and one-on-one meetings |
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▪ 10:00 AM: Conference Opening, Introductory Notes and Protocol, Session Introduction
M. Thomas EGLI, Host of the Geneva Forum (Geneva Forum) and Session Chair, Switzerland |
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▪ 10:10 AM - 10:30 AM: Pitch Round (6 min. max. per speaker) |
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● Prof. Ghasemali SABOURI, , and Vasim SOLEYMANI Arman Trade Law, Iran Situation of Smart Contracts in the Sustainable Development of Developing Countries
In 1996, a computer science and cryptography expert named Nick Szabo proposed the initial idea of a smart contract. After working on this idea for several years, Zabo published different versions of it. But these contracts were not paid much attention in those years. In 2009, with the introduction of Bitcoin and the blockchain network, a suitable space was created for the presentation and introduction of smart contracts. Today, these contracts have more or less made their way to commercial and economic transactions, and many people in the world are familiar with them. These contracts are implemented like coding computer programs and in the blockchain platform, according to the algorithms of this network.
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● Thomas EGLI, Switzerland Bio-Inspired Currencies for Sustainable Finance: Ecosystem Models for Generating Wealth and Ecological Transformation, Offering Regulation and Adaptability
Smart currencies based on bio-inspired principles such as ecosystem resilience and self-regulation could provide an innovative model to support sustainable initiatives. Drawing inspiration from natural cycles and processes of biological equilibrium, these currencies would encourage ecological behaviors and a circular economy. By integrating mechanisms of traceability and transparency, they enable adaptable green finance, connecting stakeholders to achieve eco-responsible outcomes. Based on his research conducted for his book "The Ideas of the Living" in 2001 on bio-inspired organization models, Mr. Thomas EGLI will propose a pathway for incorporating such principles into the functioning of a currency.
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▪ 10:30 AM - 10:35 AM: Presentation of the question to work on |
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▪ 10:35 AM - 11:15 AM: Interactive Roundtable (Feedback Session) Facilitated by Thomas EGLI |
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▪ 11:15 AM - 11:30 AM: Break |
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▪ 11:30 AM - 12:45 PM: Presentation of Finance of NGO Objectif Sciences International |
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▪ 12:45 PM - 01:00 PM: Closing Remarks |
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▪ 01:00 PM: End of the Workshop |
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From 1:00 PM: Networking Opportunities (Networking) |
At the end of this session, a position paper will be published by the Geneva Forum to compile what was discussed and decided during the session. |
▪ 07:00 PM: Geneva Forum Networking Dinner |
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