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'''= "a Montreal-based data cooperative: It provides the digital infrastructure for cooperatives of drivers without accessing local passenger data".''' [https://publicseminar.org/essays/data-cooperatives-for-pandemic-times/]

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Trebor Scholz and Igor Calzada:

"To serve such a vision of a digital commonwealth, localized data need to be federated into data ecosystems. Distributed ledgers are likely able to help. Communities will be using their data gathered in local repositories. This is the case with Eva.coop, a Montreal-based data cooperative: It provides the digital infrastructure for cooperatives of drivers without accessing local passenger data. Eva.coop is built on the EOSIO blockchain protocol as a way to show how the cooperative model could mark a new blockchain-based iteration of the ‘sharing economy’ driven by a democratically centralized system that respects the privacy of workers and meets local needs. Local communities have more input, and drivers are treated more fairly, riding members maintain their privacy, and comforted by a locally supported app. Such federated, democratically centralized data ecosystems can be arranged by sectors (e.g., health-related data, environmental data, transport, and mobility data, energy and consumption data). Communities can then decide to release those data meaningfully."
(https://publicseminar.org/essays/data-cooperatives-for-pandemic-times/)

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