SAVE - Sustainable poverty Alleviation of Vulnerable populations, through big data analytics and Evaluation

新冠肺炎遏制措施导致英国失业率飙升，导致500,000人拖欠租金，45,000户家庭面临无家可归的严重风险(大问题，2020年7月1日)。对英国政府来说，一个人露宿一年的成本是20,128 GB，而服务提供商成功干预的成本是1,426 GB(2015年的成本是多少)。为了捕获和照顾弱势群体，在新冠肺炎危机中，我们需要对受益数据汇总和社会服务影响验证的现状进行根本和紧迫的改善。为了准确缓解日益扩大的社会经济差距，Alice SI Ltd(Alice)是一家屡获殊荣的分散式影响力融资和衡量基础设施，建立在区块链技术之上，为非营利组织、影响力投资者和政府实现数据管理和分析的自动化。Alice在SAVE项目上的合作者是Resonance，它管理着英国最大的无家可归者财产基金，管理着2.2亿GB的资产，在英国各地的559处房产中为1,600人提供住房。Alice将与Resonance合作，通过对向弱势群体提供的社交服务进行大数据分析，来减少微博引发的无家可归者。SAVE原型将在整个社会服务部门启动基于大数据的影响监测和评估，从而推动管理成本降低50%和更有效的资金分配。SAVE平台的创新模块和功能是：**a)数据聚合自动化**，数据最初来自Resonance及其广泛的社会和住房服务组织网络，**b)受益人的自我主权ID**生成关于支持服务的分布和有效性的受益人主导的数据，授权受益人成为其数据的唯一所有者和管理者，确保他们的隐私和有尊严的待遇，**c)基于利益证明机制的分散治理**，这将涉及挑战研发，但将确保环境的可持续性，**d)循环经济中的私人小额支付**，这将激励分配给社区当地商店受益人的资金支出，为最需要的更广泛的经济增长做出贡献，并遏制孤立地区进一步爆发新冠肺炎的可能性。在一个政府机构和非营利组织依赖不完整、孤立和非结构化数据的社会舞台上，SAVE项目将积极扰乱影响测量实践，并在底层数字基础设施中引入技术转变。凭借其分散和透明的数据治理。SAVE项目旨在缓解新冠肺炎对S的财务影响，创建一个可持续、负责任的数据经济，提供社会价值，使英国处于市场领先地位，将引领爱丽丝的全球扩张。

Surging unemployment in the UK, induced by Covid-19 containment measures, has caused 500,000 people to be in rent arrears and 45,000 households at a serious risk of homelessness (Big Issue, July 1, 2020).The cost to the UK government, of a person sleeping rough for a year, is £20,128 while the cost of a successful intervention by service providers is £1,426 (At What Cost, 2015).In order to capture and cater to vulnerable populations, amidst the Covid-19 crisis, we need a radical and urgent improvement on the current status-quo of beneficiary data aggregation and impact verification of social services, to accurately mitigate the widening socio-economic disparities at hand.Alice SI Ltd (Alice) is an award-winning decentralised impact finance and measurement infrastructure, built on blockchain technology, that automates data management and analytics for nonprofits, impact investors, and governments.Alice's collaborator for the SAVE project is Resonance, which runs the UK's biggest Homelessness Property Funds, with £220 million of assets under management, and houses 1,600 people in 559 properties across the UK.Alice will collaborate with Resonance to reduce Covid-19 induced homelessness, through big data analytics of social services delivered to vulnerably housed people, to enable their long-term socio-economic revival.The SAVE prototype will springboard big data-based impact monitoring and evaluation across the social services sector, and drive, as a result, admin cost reduction by 50% and more effective funds allocation.Innovative modules and features of the SAVE platform are:**a) Automation of data aggregation**, with data originating initially from Resonance and its broad network of social and housing services organisations,**b) Beneficiaries' Self-Sovereign ID** to generate beneficiary-led data on the distribution and effectiveness of support services, empowering the beneficiaries to be the sole owner and manager of their data and, ensuring their privacy and dignified treatment,**c) Decentralised governance**, based on a Proof-of-Stake mechanism, which will involve challenging R&D, yet will ensure environmental sustainability,**d) Private micropayments in a circular economy**, which will incentivise expenditure of funds allocated to beneficiaries in their neighborhoods' local shops, contributing to most needed wider economic growth and containing a potential further Covid-19 outbreak in isolated regions.In a social arena, where government agencies and nonprofits rely on incomplete, siloed, and unstructured data, the SAVE project will positively disrupt impact measurement practices and introduce a technical shift in underlying digital infrastructures, with its decentralised and transparent data governance. The SAVE project aims to alleviate Covid-19's financial impact, creating a sustainable and responsible data economy that delivers social value, giving the UK a market-lead that will spearhead Alice's global expansion.