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Puertos Deportivos https://puertosdeportivos.info/2023/05/10/trueworld-dona-el-motor-electrico-del-velero-galaxie-a-la-escuela-de-formacion-profesional-nauticopesquera/

Companies and organisations can offset their emissions through wind projects. Author: Nicholas Doherty

This vessel, converted into a traveling maritime station, has sensors related to science and research to monitor marine biodiversity in real time in the Balearic Islands.

TrueWorld is once again committed to collaboration and cooperation between institutions to bring about the climate crisis awareness.

Year 2017: the One Planet Summit is held in Paris - second anniversary of the Paris Agreement - 12 organizations that work in Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT - Blockchain) agree to collaborate and establish a global initiative, the Climate Chain Coalition is born. Two years later, more than 100 companies and institutions are part of this chain with a main objective: to drawdown climate change. Year 2020: TrueWorld Organization (TW) is established, an organization that monitors, in real time thanks to Blockchain technology, all the factors that affect the environment and climate change to make all the information available to society in an accessible and universal manner. TW joins the CCC to pool resources and knowledge and achieve solutions against climate change globally. The DLT system allows measuring, reporting and verifying the impact of all types of operations or processes and the mobilization of climate finance from diversified sources. The potential of Blockchain technology is key in the process of climate change action. It can improve the transparency, accountability and traceability of green gas house emissions as it can support companies and public entities in their process of providing and tracking data in an honest, standardized and accurate manner. The blockchain, unlike centralized networks, was designed to avoid monopoly control of the system. The technology records transactions in an open and permanent way, thus promoting transparency and security. Transactions are peer-to-peer thus eliminating intermediaries. Blockchain has different applications related to the fight against climate change. TW, in addition to the use of blockchain, gathers data and information through the use of smart sensor systems, which gives it the potential to automate and strengthen the monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) of the environmental impact projects. All of this results in an increase in trust among the actors involved in this type of projects. TW is committed to complying with the standards of truthfulness, transparency and innovation that the CCC has as principles, in addition to working under the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement.

TrueWorld, a climate change organisation, is committed to running an environmental education programme for members and calculating the carbon footprint of the marina, making it one of the first to do so in Spain.

This global management system in real time based on Blockchain is composed of a powerful program capable of learning and proposing efficient tasks through Artificial Intelligence. The data is processed to measure through the scientific method the impact of our activity considering the real needs and limits where the health of our planet is compromised. The municipality of Calvià is located in the western part of Mallorca, forming with the municipality of Andratx the western peninsula that we have historically called the Pariatge. It is a neighbouring area to Palma, but until the arrival of mass tourism it was a marginal area within the island as a whole. With the arrival of tourism, it became the second largest municipality in the Balearic Islands in terms of population and today it is an economic motor for Mallorca. The western foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains are dying out in Calvià, forming at the same time the northern part of the Bay of Palma and making it one of the shortest and longest coasts of all the municipalities of Mallorca with 39 km in length. In total it is a municipality of 145.52 km2 in extension, placing it among the largest municipalities in Mallorca. A large part of Calvià borders on the sea, its land boundaries being the municipalities of Palma, Puigpunyent, Estellencs and Andratx. Since 2009 its population has exceeded 50,000 inhabitants, distributed in 28 towns. For all these reasons, Calvià is one of the most suitable municipalities to undertake this project which will position it as a leader in terms of sustainable destination in the Mediterranean, monitoring in real time the implementation of the criteria and indicators referring to the programme of the Spanish Intelligent Tourist Destination network: intelligent beaches. TrueWorld, Calvià Town Council and the public will obtain productive data on sea level, water quality, temperature, solar radiation, air quality and the meteorological system in real time with predictive models, carried out through the physical facilities of a system of sensors and measuring stations. In this way, benefits are obtained for all the parties involved; Town Hall, citizens and companies as Calvià will be associated as a sustainable municipality, leaders in the green transformation and with a real time system against climate change, having a system to control emissions and carbon footprint and above all, an accessible and global visualisation platform with real data.