About OTICT
The OTI Community Token, OTICT, is a revolutionary take on the problems our world is facing. Every token has or should have, a purpose, and OTICT aims to change the way we think about the problems in our community. Backed by a known and trusted organisation, an international network of over 1750 partnered organisations and a talented team that is dedicated to the project.
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime
Our Approach
We create business ventures based on the needs of our communities which are sustainable, profitable and future-proof. These businesses, employ and assist in the areas that need the most attention.
OTICT Priorities
Community / Life
OTICT Solutions/Goals:
- Employ and house over 100,000 families in OTI property Social Enterprises
- Establish community centres to employ, support and feed people in need
- Educational programs on health and nutrition
Educational programs for skill building and employability
- Support for children at school
Problems:
- Over 700,000 registered homeless people in Europe
- 14M unemployed people in Europe
- 8.6M people fie each year from no or poor health care
- 20% of families can’t afford to put food on the table on a daily basis
- 37% of students can’t afford to eat at school
Education
OTICT Solutions/Goals:
- Offer 25,000 University scholarships per year to top students
- Invest in research and innovation
- Offer educational programs to help build skills and competencies for better employability
- Offer 25,000 Scholarships to specialised schools for top students
- Assist children from disadvantaged areas and backgrounds, with school materials
Problems:
- 19% of youth don't finish school
- 37% of top students can't afford to go to university
- Not enough focus on talent
- Lack of specialised training for educators, especially for those working with disadvantaged youth
- Lack of career guidance for youth, often resulting in studying in fields where there are no jobs
Environment
OTICT Solutions/Goals:
- Plant over 1M trees per year to help with reforestation
- Promote biodiversity through a series of education programs and initiatives
Social Enterprises which will combat pollution and waste management, water treatment, while creating new employment opportunities for unemployed people
- Research and development of best practices to combat the negative environmental impact
- Educational projects about environmental preservation
Problems:
- Over 50% of forests have been destroyed
- Deforestation, Forest Fires
- Pollution and Waste Management
- Over 100 million people are affected by pollution
- Pollution kills over 1 million seabirds and over 100 million mammals each year
- Over 5 million children under 5 years of age die each year due to pollution
- More than 30% of water bottles are not recycled
- Lack of education, especially in rural areas
- Over 1 billion people don’t have access to fresh drinking water
Employment