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Organization

The Decentralized Autonomous Organization Logistic Green Label is a non-profit organisation, democratically managed by all interested parties.

Structure

The Decentralized Autonomous Organization Logistic Green Label is structured as follows:

The advisory teams have the role of proposing the strategies and operating rules of the Logistic Green Label to the decision-making body.

The decision body is represented by the DAO itself. Voting takes place through a democratic process in which each participant expresses their preferences whose weight on the final decision is proportional to the quantity of tokens owned. Tokens are distributed based on pre-established and transparent rules.

The guiding committee, made up of 9 members, coordinated by the general secretary, elected by the members of the DAO. This committee has the task of proposing the strategic vision of the DAO to the decision-making body and managing its implementation

Since the project has an international scope, the official documents and communications are written in English. To facilitate communication activities, translations into the main international languages are provided.

For more information on the technical management of the DAO visit the page DAO - Technical instructions

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Advisory Teams

The advisory teams are as follows:

Team

Transport

The Transport commission has the task of defining the elements and calculation methods to quantify the environmental impact relating to freight transport, considering all the variables involved: routes, vehicles used, etc...
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Packaging

The Packaging commission has the task of defining the elements and calculation methods to quantify the environmental impact relating to the packaging used to manage shipments. It also defines best practices and selects recommended technological solutions to manage sustainable shipments.
Team

Warehousing

The Warehousing commission has the task of defining the elements and calculation methods to quantify the environmental impact relating to the activities that take place inside the warehouse and its boundaries. It also defines best practices and selects recommended technological solutions to manage sustainable warehousing activities.
Team

Compensation

The Compensation commission is responsible for defining possible ways of compensating (and virtuous examples) of the environmental pressures produced by the Transport, Packaging and Warehousing areas. Each compensation must be measurable, in order to be able to be compared with pressure measurements.
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Standard

The Standard commission has the task of defining the standards to which the management of the Green Label must comply: the format of the labels and the correct use of the brand, the issuing procedures, the control methods, etc... This commission will work in synergy with the others, in order to be able to collect homogeneous data relating to the measurement of impacts and compensations.
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Communication

The Communication commission has the task of supporting internal communication processes and managing external communication activities (multilingual), consistently with the wishes expressed by the DAO. It also has the task of coordinating and controlling communication activities towards third parties carried out by individual members of the DAO, in order to enforce the wishes of the DAO itself.
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Distribution of governance tokens

General principles

  • Decisions are made by DAO members by simple majority (>50% of voting tokens). The governance tokens initially distributed are 1000 GGL (Governance Green Label).
  • Wide participation in the DAO of all interested parties is hoped for, both in the propositional and decision-making phases.
  • The founders established how many tokens to initially distribute and with what weights to represent various categories of users.
  • At the end of the initial distribution, the DAO itself will be able to define any changes to the decision-making principles, such as the creation of new tokens to allow the entry of new members, or the attribution of different decision-making weights to the different categories of users.

Representation of interested parties

The founders have decided to distribute the first 1000 GGL (Governance Green Label) to the following categories of users:
RepresentationGGL tokenWeight %
environmental associations representing the natural environment
100 GGL
10,00%
consumer associations
100 GGL
10,00%
users of logistics services (individual commercial companies and marketplaces)
100 GGL
10,00%
logistics operators (warehousing and transport of goods)
100 GGL
10,00%
operators in the packaging sector
100 GGL
10,00%
manufacturers of vehicles for transporting goods and technical equipment
100 GGL
10,00%
logistics service companies
100 GGL
10,00%
universities, research institutions and individual experts
100 GGL
10,00%
innovative startups
100 GGL
10,00%
other subjects strategic for the project
100 GGL
10,00%

The general principles for distribution to various entities are as follows:
  • Micro businesses, individual experts
    1 GGL

    Micro businesses are considered to be businesses with up to 10 employees or with a turnover of less than 2 million euros

  • Small/Medium sized businesses, associations of local importance
    5 GGL

    Small/Medium sized businesses are considered to be Businesses with up to 249 employees or a turnover of less than 50 million euros

  • Big business, associations of national or international importance, universities
    10 GGL

    Big businesses are considered to be businesses with over 250 employees or a turnover exceeding 50 million euros

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