Governance
Democratic, transparent, and community-driven governance ensuring local ownership and sustainable impact.
Tana Token's governance system empowers local communities to make decisions about their resources while leveraging blockchain technology for transparency and accountability. The system balances democratic participation with efficient decision-making.
Community DAO
Local decision-making body
Impact Council
Technical oversight and verification
Token Holders
Ecosystem-wide governance
Membership Requirements
- • Minimum 100 TANA tokens
- • Verified community member status
- • Completed impact contribution
- • Local residency verification
Voting Power
- • Base vote: 1 per verified member
- • Token weight: 1 vote per 1000 TANA
- • Impact multiplier: Up to 2x for contributions
- • Maximum individual power: 5% of total
Composition
- • 5 technical experts
- • 3 community representatives
- • 2 environmental scientists
- • 2 social impact specialists
Responsibilities
- • Verify impact measurements
- • Review project proposals
- • Ensure technical standards
- • Resolve disputes
Proposal Submission
Any community member with 50+ TANA can submit a proposal with detailed impact projections
Technical Review (7 days)
Impact Council reviews feasibility, environmental impact, and technical requirements
Community Discussion (14 days)
Open forum for community feedback, questions, and proposal refinements
Voting Period (7 days)
Community DAO votes with 60% approval threshold and 25% participation minimum
Implementation
Approved proposals receive funding and begin implementation with milestone tracking
- Project Funding: Vote on which community projects receive TANA funding
- Resource Allocation: Decide how community resources are distributed
- Policy Changes: Modify governance rules and community guidelines
- Impact Standards: Set criteria for measuring and verifying impact
- Partnership Approval: Approve strategic partnerships and integrations
- Veto Power: Impact Council can veto proposals that violate environmental standards
- Quorum Requirements: Minimum participation thresholds for valid votes
- Time Delays: 48-hour delay before major changes take effect
- Emergency Pause: Multi-signature emergency stop for critical issues
- Appeal Process: Formal process for challenging governance decisions