The problem Madad solves

Project MADAD addresses a pressing global issue - the wastage of usable resources. Individuals frequently discard items they no longer need, which results in environmental damage and overflowing landfills. This unwise disposal contributes to increased carbon emissions, resource depletion, and pollution. The significance of this problem lies in its adverse effects on our planet, from harming ecosystems to endangering human health. As we navigate a world of overproduction and material excess, it's crucial to confront this issue head-on. Project MADAD seeks to create a transformative platform to facilitate the donation of unwanted goods, thereby promoting sustainability and reducing the strain on the environment. This endeavor aims to instill a culture of responsible resource management, which is vital for our planet's well-being and the future of humanity.

Challenges we ran into

The Challenges we ran into were :
Verifying Stakeholders: Ensuring the legitimacy and authenticity of all stakeholders, including donors and recipients, presented a challenge. It was essential to have mechanisms in place to confirm the identities and intentions of users.

Lack of Incentive to Donate: Encouraging people to donate items they no longer needed proved challenging, especially when there was a lack of clear incentives. Overcoming this challenge involved finding ways to motivate users to actively participate in the platform.

Verifying Donations: Confirming the condition and suitability of donated items was difficult, as items often varied in quality and usefulness. Implementing processes to verify and validate donations was necessary to ensure that recipients received items that met their needs.