[PRESS RELEASE – Zug, Switzerland, July 31st, 2024]

Partisia Blockchain, an innovator in the blockchain sector, proudly announces the launch of Project RESCUE, an ambitious initiative aimed at delivering critical health and social services to individuals living with and affected by HIV during emergencies. This groundbreaking project is a collaboration with the Social Equation Hub (SEH), the Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+), the Partisia Blockchain Foundation, the Health Innovation Exchange (HIEX), and Vorne.ai.

Through the launch of a blockchain-based donation platform, Project RESCUE aims to cut through the bureaucracy involved in decisions on where the donations go and deliver the funding directly to the people in need. It also enables an alternative donation method using digital currency to target the younger generation, showing directly the impact their donations make.

Peter F. Frandsen, Co-founder of Partisia Blockchain, expressed: Project RESCUE exemplifies the transformative power of blockchain technology in humanitarian efforts. By providing a transparent and efficient platform, we ensure that aid reaches the most vulnerable quickly and effectively.

Project RESCUE: Core Features and Goals

Delivering Urgent Support:

Project RESCUE is designed to swiftly provide essential health and social services to at-risk populations in crisis situations. This initiative represents a unified effort among key organizations committed to offering immediate assistance.

Transparent and Direct Impact:

With a focus on accountability, Project RESCUE guarantees that donations lead to direct, life-saving interventions. The blockchain platform offers real-time tracking, allowing donors to see the immediate impact of their contributions, fostering trust and transparency.

Focused Beneficiaries:

The initiative aims to support:

• People living with HIV
• Individuals who use drugs
• Sex workers
• LGBTQI+ communities
• Migrants
• Women and girls

Overcoming Crisis Barriers:

In emergencies, accessing necessary services is particularly challenging for those affected by HIV. Project RESCUE addresses these barriers by provi