Muellners Foundation
Trust Impact
Report
Vol. 1
2020-2030
Lara Muellner
Executive Council Member
(Dec 2019-Dec 2022)
Message from the Open Council
Our aim is to grant individuals worldwide access to technology, skill development, and innovation. Through digital collaboration based on an open governance structure, we can guide and support ideas right from the start and help them grow into sustainable and impactful initiatives.
We supported COVID-19 relief initiatives for vulnerable populations living in rural regions of India in early 2022. Further, to upskill and train future innovators and bridge the interdisciplinary skill gap, particularly in low and middle-income economies, we expanded our digital campus. ‘Learn fellowship’ promotes collaboration and learning across borders through a peer-reviewed knowledge base and access to essential low-cost AI and computing infrastructure for developers.
One major milestone we achieved in 2022 was launching RnD programs for Open Constitution AI - a public information network powered by a transparent, deep learning model that is now ready to scale. The AI network can facilitate various types of process automation that require intelligent human-like cognition and extensive memory. In line with its mission, the Open Council of the AI network emphasises deploying training datasets for cutting-edge research in social finance, global health, and climate finance. While we focused on the network architecture and governance model during the early stages of 2020/21, our digital commons infrastructure constituted fiscal nodes in EEA, Asia, and Africa. We developed the Trust’s treasury portal open-bank in 2022/23 and are looking forward to scaling this platform for individuals, start-ups, universities, companies and public governance stakeholders.
January 1, 2023
Our Trust is shaping a sustainable future.
Our Path to Impact
2023
Regulatory Standardization of Open Constitution Legal Instruments
Deploying AI models for program activities
Consolidation of intra-fiscal node transactions
Public Release of Open Bounty,
Digital Campus, Trust Console and Governance Center
2022
Implementing the network’s Contributor Delivery Subnet and Digital Public Services
Deploying AI models for network subnets
Consolidation of computing infrastructure
Ecosystem Development,
Public Reviews and
Treasury Infrastructure,
Beneficiary License Infrastructure
2022-21
Adoption of Open Constitution Articles of Association
Nominations & Electoral Appointments
Consolidation of Trust artefacts
Constituting Open Council bodies, projects and program activities like the LEARN-Fellowship
2019
Trust founded
Experiments and initial groundwork to set up the network infrastructure
Making news everywhere!
Reaching Beneficiaries across the globe
The data residency of the AI network is now active in India and the European Economic Region.
Key Figures
34%
Rate of organic growth
E Residency and E Tenancy Contributions
Capacity building exercise for 36.000 contributors.
100%
Increase
in Resources
Computing Infrastructure under management increased through non cash contributions
Increase in diversity
Enhanced inclusion and equity by establishing Trust in 30 countries through Fiscal Hosts
Total Entitlements regulated by the Trust (since 2019)
€3,693,780
+119%
Contributions
into Activity
Our Ecosystem
Financial Services and wellness
+40%
Upskilling
+25%
Bioinformatics
+10%
Data Services
+20%
Non classified
+5%
2020-23
Highlights
Expanding horizon of sustainability
The governance constitution for the network, intra-community token representation for treasury management, research and development programs in core focus areas, and expanding Open Council bodies are all crucial components of the Muellners Foundation's operations. The segregation between the Trust deed and the AI network's maintainer Fiscal hosts has been simplified in public-facing records to ensure transparency and clarity.
In its initial years, the Trust hyper-focused on deploying the Governance Constitution on a virtual private network to facilitate digital public services publication and enable members to self-govern assets under the Trust’s management. This approach allows the Foundation to become more autonomous while maintaining close ties with social change initiatives through controls, checks, provisions, and technical protocol development within a private Internet space.
Notable Programs
Low cost bio-informatics to save human lives.
Reducing poverty, hunger and inequity
Environmental, Social,
and Governance (ESG) Report
Launched ESG
Framework
Partnered with Local Environmental Organizations
Formalized Gender Equity representation in Trust Governance Model
A carbon neutral treasury
Ongoing Concerns
Independent Journalism Platform
To preserve freedom of speech and civil rights, the Foundation reduced to the practice, CouncilPost.org, a media platform powered by AI network
Skill Development and Skill Gaps
The Foundation has a focused commitment to education and awareness by distributing resources to student beneficiaries on its digital campus. Read more.
Carbon Neutral Treasury
Trust’s Treasury leaves a traceable audit for offsetting carbon emissions from any project deployed on the AI network.
A green activity receives carbon rewards and a polluting activity is expensive for a project treasury.
Transparent Treasury
Balance Statement
Contributions Statement
Cash Flow Statement
