Transparency concerning unfair wages?
The iCoin token can be accessed anywhere in the world as long as you have an internet connection. iCoin is on a public ledger, which means that any iCoin worker benefits can be traced by the very nature of the ERC20 blockchain. This eliminates the need for third parties for verification/proof of how much has been invested, when the transaction happened and most importantly, where the money goes. No more greedy partys lining their own pockets unjustly.
I imagine there's a dozen humanitarian based NGO's looking to roll businesses just like this, and getting on side with them with proof of labor, you know proof of work(?) is essential.
That is very good advice. But then again, getting on their side means accepting their terms. I think something like that needs to be considered more carefully before jumping right in. But this could definitely prove a worthwhile long-term goal. I will talk to the iCoin International manager about it.
I've seen backyard sub-African business in action in person before, and on the front they do appear nice, until there's no more rice at the corner shop.
I think the same can be said for any start-up business. Its important to keep the corner shop stocked, so the rice does not run out.