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Co-authored-by: Andrew B Coathup <[email protected]>
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This EIP introduces a Grant Registry contract designed to standardize the process of registering, managing, and tracking grants across different blockchain networks. The contract allows for flexible handling of participants, milestones, and disbursements, ensuring that grant programs can be managed efficiently and transparently. By creating a unified interface, this proposal promotes interoperability across grant programs and simplifies lifecycle management, enabling better insights and coordination within the ecosystem.