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Asia-Africa Cardano Coalition

One Coalition. Many Voices. Shared Responsibility.

Asia and Africa, with a combined population of approximately 6.5 billion people, representing nearly 80% of the global population, consisting of 102 diverse countries. Despite this substantial presence, these regions remain significantly underrepresented in the Cardano ecosystem's governance structures, hindered by financial inclusivity challenges, language and socio-economic barriers, and technical or educational gaps.

To address this, we introduce the Asia-Africa Cardano Coalition (AACC)—a community-focused discussion forum initiative dedicated to amplifying voices from these regions, promoting inclusivity, and ensuring equitable representation in the Cardano blockchain governance. Rooted in the ethos that "Cardano is made for the people, by the people," the coalition fosters a welcoming space where everyone, regardless of technical expertise or financial capacity, is included and empowered.

Our Vision & Ethos

“Cardano for the people, by the people: inclusive, empowering, and representative.”

Inclusive

Creating a welcoming space for everyone regardless of background or experience level.

Empowering

Equipping community members with knowledge and tools to participate effectively.

Representative

Ensuring diverse voices from all continents are heard in ecosystem governance.

Our Objectives

Amplify Voices

Amplify underrepresented voices from Asia and Africa within Cardano governance.

Foster Inclusivity

Foster a safe, inclusive environment free from toxicity and judgment.

Encourage Participation

Encourage educational and technical participation regardless of experience level.

Trusted Advisory Body

Serve as a trusted advisory body within Cardano's global ecosystem.

Our Work

History

  • 2026: AACC stood in the 2026 Cardano Constitutional Committee election and finished 5th with about 1.143 billion ada of voting support (48.99% of participating voting power). Source: AACC records.