We will measure impact in four key areas: 

1) **Helping to grow the movement:** We aim to continue to create high-quality popup village experiences that inspire people to host their own. We will measure this with metrics like the number of attendees (aiming for 1000+ in 2024), NPS Review Scores (Aiming for over 4.8/5), and how many people go on to start their own similar projects.

2) **Local Impact:** We have a goal to drive real world impact through our activations. For example, for the event in Southeast Asia, we will be doing outreach work and getting local communities engaging with crypto products. We will use metrics like “Number of new people with an ENS domain” to track the efficacy of this initiative. We have a related goal of encouraging IRL applications of crypto, with products like Daimo and ZuPass.

3) **Accelerating resident impact and incubating projects:** Our gatherings are perfectly designed for collaboration and growth. We want to empower attendees to do their most impactful work by helping them incubate projects within the community. We will measure this with metrics like the number of open-source projects that we see developed or meaningfully grown over people’s time in Edge City.

4) **Advancing governance and community models:** We aim to demonstrate new models of community living. Innovation villages are IRL labs for new decision-making and organizational models, allowing us to try innovative governance and community designs that align with the development of technology and infrastructure. We will measure this with metrics like the number of times attendees engage in novel governance models at each village and metrics on individual health outcomes.

Ultimately, we will measure our impact based on the real-world tangible impact that our community members and their projects will have. To do so, we will continue to foster a culture of open source and public goods innovation.