Blockchain introduces smart contracts – self-executing contracts with the agreement directly written into code. For women's nonprofits, this means automating many operational processes, such as fund disbursement, project milestones tracking, and compliance with funding conditions. This not only reduces administrative costs but also ensures that funds are used as intended, enhancing transparency and efficiency.
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