Assessment Framework Table

An assessment framework details how an assessment is to be operationalized. It combines theory and practice and explains both the 'what' and the 'how'.

Utility Token:	Serves a specific utility, such as utilization on a platform to redeem a special service or receive preferential treatment to services in an ecosystem. Token value does not relate to the current state of the valuation of a company.
Function:	Represent the ownership of a certificated document provided by authorities. Some organizations need to show that they are offsetting their carbon footprint by using green energy.
Purpose:	Raise funds for new or existing projects that are meant to have positive environmental and climate impacts. A faster, easier, more economical way to access this market and expand the market to a broader amplify the adoption.
Users:	Regular people could be stimulated to buy those tokens to contribute to the environment, and stakeholders would modern their business. Companies gain reputation and a virtuous advantage from issuing green bonds. They can create a lot of publicity, driving up share prices.
Distribution:	The tokens will be mint according to the real conference of the projects by a credence authority (governments, banks, municipalities, or corporations).
Features:	The value of the tokens could be followed with transparency. A lot of benefits associated with the blockchain system could be implemented.