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IJSREM57600
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10 |
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Mar 2026
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Charitable donations have been on the rise in recent years this is due to the fact that people have become more empathetic and voracious in contributing to society generously. Most of these individuals that are hesitant to donate to Charities and charities describe that the problem is trust-based. These individuals have a lack of trust in these organizations in the way the funds will be handled when donated. Therefore, a number of researches on the topic of transparent transactions of the donated money in a non-profit organization have been performed but have not achieved the desired goals efficiently. It has been noticed that most of the approaches have been identified to effectively address the trust issues but have not been able to provide an effective solution for the purpose of achieving the accurate division of the funds from a donor to the respective charity. There have been several implementations that have not incorporated both the use of effective segregation of funds based on the corporation as well as the implementation of accountability and transparency into the Donation approach. Therefore, for this purpose this research work details an effective approach which utilizes Quadratic Funding and Blockchain to achieve the Charity management system. The approach has achieved respectable outcomes for the experimental evaluation.
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3/15/2026
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