Ecuador Blockchain / EcuaChain brings together human and institutional capacities so that the country's digital transformation is built with method, evidence and territorial roots. It is not a promise: it is a structure of clear responsibilities.
EcuaChain is an initiative aimed at building capacities, institutional coordination, education, research, social innovation and digital infrastructure for Ecuador. It begins in the territory, with evidence and without replacing the dollar.
Digital infrastructure with restraint and purpose.
Hands-on training and continuous support.
Method, baseline and indicators with academia.
Social innovation rooted in communities.
Each layer plays a distinct, complementary role. In seconds you can see who coordinates, who executes and who ensures rigor.
Fundación Mulier coordinates the Ecuadorian Digital Consortium; this does not assign it legal representation of Ecuador Blockchain / EcuaChain.
Technical structuring of EcuaChain in the design phase.
Methodological rigor and content validation.
MSc in Economics (PUCE) and GODI Master's student — Université Grenoble Alpes. Author of the master's thesis that serves as an academic antecedent to the initiative. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19212220
Responsible for the project's academic quality and methodological rigor. His contribution connects knowledge, training and territory, and underpins the validation of the content that reaches communities.
This team will add new members as the project advances. We do not publish profiles or credentials that are not confirmed.
Tungurahua is the starting point. From the geographic heart of Ecuador, the model is implemented, measured and prepared to scale.
Provincial capital and coordination hub of the territorial lab.
Communities where training and on-the-ground support begin.
Provincial expansion path, as a step toward a national infrastructure.
Locations based on project documentation. Unconfirmed areas are not shown.
The initiative is built with many hands. These are the categories of stakeholders we aim to connect; they do not represent confirmed alliances nor imply institutional endorsement.
Research, evidence and validation.
Territory, training and participation.
Cooperation and technological innovation.
Real application in the local economy.
Building from the grassroots.
Coordination and public policy.
International frameworks and programs.
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