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Not long after Awaroa became New Zealand's beach, resident Geoff Philips found a woman camping on the sand.

"I said, 'what are you doing here?' She said, 'I paid money towards this'. I said, 'where did you go to the toilet?' 'Oh, I didn't go', she told me.

"I said, 'really? In 24 hours you didn't go to the toilet?'"

The furtive camper was one of many Kiwis who chipped in for the 2016 Givealittle campaignthat raised $2.8m to buy Awaroa Beach for New Zealand. The 2.8-hectare (6.9 acre) property, with its 800 metres of coastline, later became part of Abel Tasman National Park.

READ MORE:*Awaroa Beach officially becomes part of Abel Tasman National Park*A year on - visiting Awaroa Bay, the beach that Kiwis bought*Adam Gard'ner: Community spirit at heart of buy the beach campaign

For a while, interest in the beach was strong, Philips said. Tourists sprawledon the white stretch of sand and hikedalong the 2km-long inlet.Tour guides cashed in on the beach's fame.

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After the crowdfunding campaign, boat operators would point the beach out to visitors, said Geoff Philips. "All the boat operators made a meal of it, come down and see your beach."

"All the boat operators made a meal of it, 'come down and see your beach'."

Four years later, the dust has settled, Philips said. But as part of one of the country's most visited coastlines,Awaroa Beach has hitched its wagon tothe fortunes of the national park,home to golden beaches, turquoise waters and one of the country's favouritewalks.

Last year, about 300,000 people visited the park, a tenfold increase since Philips built his property on a bankoverlooking theestuary30 years ago.

For a long timethe home was a summer getaway, butthree years ago, after a couple of health scares, Philips packed in his Wellington job and moved to the beach. His wife, Elva, keeps a foot in each camp, dividing her time between the capital and Awaroa.

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The sands have always shifted on Awaroa Beach. In 2018, when Cyclone Fehi's storm surge coincided with a king tide, vegetation and sand was swept away.

Summers are busy for Philips, who works for tour company Wilsons. Heferriespeople to and from water taxis, and rescues stranded kayakersandlost hikers. During colder months, he has the beach to himself,an unofficial caretaker for the handful of baches that line the inlet.

Over the decades, Philips has watched thelandscape change.

Twenty-five years ago, the sea forged a new path into the inlet, taking out a house and a slice of land. And in 2018, the storm surge of ex-Tropical Cyclone Fehi coincided with a king tide, inundatingcampsites around the park. Awaroa Beach lost a large section of dunes, including habitat for nesting birds.

"When the spitwashere we had 300 ternsbut now there'snowhere for them to go," Elva said.

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Geoff and Elva Philips are the sole year-round residents of the Awaroa Bay community.

"The cyclone took a lot of sand. It's good that people boughtthe beach, but it's half what it was."

Last year, aDepartment of Conservation reportoutlined the expected impact of an expected 0.5 to 1msea level rise by 2100 on New Zealand's coastal areas.

Sixty-two Abel Tasman assets, including huts and campsites,and more than five per cent of the track are at risk, the report said.Higher tides are coming, and DOC plansto move some campsites to safer ground.

When Awaroa Beachbecame part of the national park in 2016, DOC said work would be done to restore the dune ecology.

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To get to Awaroa Beach, you'll need to take a water taxi, or park at the end of the long inlet.

Operations manager Dave Winterburn said the first priorities after the beach changed hands were fencing off nesting areas and arranging access for walkers and boat operators.

Over the coming year, DOC will "explore options for restoration", he said.

"While the cyclones did impact some private beachfront properties around theAwaroaestuary they weren't a determining factor for whether work was done or not done on the 'People'sBeach'.

"If anything they have prompted more discussion about restoration work."

With the sea nibbling away at their front garden, the Philips can't help think about Awaroa's future.

But for now, they do what they can to preserve the beach.

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Catherine Taylor was working in Doubtful Sound when she donated $20 to the crowdfunding campaign in 2016. Now, she's a chef at Meadowbank Lodge, on the beach she helped buy.

"It's our backyard," Elva said. "If there's rubbish on the ground we pick it up. We just think, we have to look after it."

Catherine Taylor works as a chef at Meadowbank Homestead, catering to package tours of hikers and kayakers making their way along the coastal track.

Four years ago, she was working on a cruise boat in Doubtful Sound,a job that ignited alove of wildand remote landscapes.

After work, Taylor and her colleagues would turn to the quiz in The Southland Times. Flipping through the pages one evening, the crew spotted a story about the crowdfunding campaign.

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Meadowbank Lodge chef Catherine Taylor caters for crowds of hungry kayakers and trampers passing through Awaroa Bay.

"It reminded us of where we were, andwhat if that was sold off overseas," Taylor said."I felt very strongly I wanted [Awaroa] to stay in New Zealand."

Taylor pledged $20 to the campaign, then forgot about the white-sand beach until acouple of years later, when she got a job on tour boats travelling along the Abel Tasman.

"One day, I was on the boat and they were like, this is your beach. It was a shock when I realised.

"I put towards it without knowing [where it was], and now I'm working here."

Visiting Awaroa Beach means a water taxi journey, or a 2kmhike along the inlet from the end of an unsealed road.

The remoteness preserves the beach's tranquility, Taylor said.

"Other parts of the park are very busy. To come to Awaroa and have the whole beach to yourself is amazing."

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Kayak guide Rob Barth loves to show off the Abel Tasman's bird life, estuaries and beaches to visitors.

RobBarthhas spent two summers working as a kayak guide on the Abel Tasman.

It's easy to see why visitors love the park.

"The golden beaches, the clear waters, the estuaries,the bird life," Barth said.

Working on the water, Barth has a keen eye for the way the coastline has altered. AfterFehi, it was "exciting" to see how dramatic some of the changes were, he said.

But the effect on the bush and the birdlife was sobering, he said.

"The waves are changing and the sand is shifting,"Barthsaid."I think about it a lot."

There were few tourists on the beach when Stuff visited.

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German visitors Theresa Hasmann and Jens Haumann thought the beach would be packed. But they found it "lonely".

Theresa Hasmann and her partner, Jens Haumannwere on holiday from Germany. They stayed in Nelson the night before and visited Awaroa on a recommendation from their hostel. With limited time, they planned to view the rest of the park from the top deck of a water taxi.

"The landscape isreally pretty," Hasmannsaid. "I thought because it ishighseason there'sgoing to be a lot of people. But there'snot;it'slonely."

Irish couple Catriona and Eugene Scally were soaking up the sun ahead of a walk to Tonga Quarry to meet their water taxi.

"We couldn't be further away from Ireland," Eugene said.

He hadn't heard of the crowdfunding efforts, but wasn't surprised that Kiwis had thrown their weight behind the campaign.

"People have pride in where they live, I think that's absolutely fantastic.

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"We couldn't be further away from Ireland." Irish couple Eugene and Catriona Scally enjoyed the solitude on Awaroa Beach.

"We heard [New Zealand] was beautiful but it's exceeded our expectations."

Christchurch manAdamGard'nerwas another visitorto Awaroathis summer.The beach has special significance forthe Christchurch man and his family:Gard'nerandhis brother-in-lawDuaneMajor were behindthe 2016Givealittlecampaign.

Hetriesto getback each year, butJanuary wasthe firsttime he'd visited with his children for sometime.

"We justlove it.The pristine beach,the beautiful green ofthe bush land, it's magical."

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Adam Gard'ner and Duane Major dreamed up the crowd funding campaign to buy Awaroa Beach for New Zealanders.

The family walkedthroughthe bush, swam inthe sea, and chattedto other visitors.

"They mentioned how cool itwasthatit's partofthe park now and can be shared by everyone."

Gard'nerkeptsilentabouthis partinthe beach, butitwas a meaningful moment.

"Whenthe land can connectpeople,thatcan be really powerful."

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The primary market participants in the online crowdfunding platform system market Birchal Financial Services Pty Ltd, Blackbaud, Inc., Chuffed.org Pty Ltd, Crowd88, Crowdcube Capital Ltd, Crowdfunder.com. (RocketHub), CROWDFUNDING.COM.AU Pty Ltd

PUNE, India, Jan. 27, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The proliferation of internet and smart devices has brought numerous users online. Crowdfunding sites are now able to market their platform through the means of social media. The ease with which information can be accessed allows new as well as hobby-investors to make minuscule investments. The idea of crowdfunding has a long history with several roots. Books and clothes have been donated for centuries. With the advancement in technology, crowdfunding became a useful methodology for many entities. The internet has upgraded the funding channels with better accessibility and usage. For instance, in 1997, fans organized an entire United States tour for the British rock band Marillion, raising 60,000 dollars in donations utilizing a fan-based Internet campaign. On the other hand, organizations are using the crowdfunding platform to raise funds for their operation and expansion of their business. Many of the Government agencies across the globe, have been supporting crowdfunding agencies to proficiently support creativity and innovation. For instance, in Australia, Equity and Debt-based crowdfunding are regulated by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission(ASIC), and these factors are propelling the online crowdfunding platform market in Australia.

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Equity-based crowdfunding has been the ace in the online crowdfunding platform market, as it gives individuals partial ownership of the company in addition to sharing profits made by the company. The advent of equity crowdfunding is generating opportunities for both SMEs and startups to tap into their networks and customers. In Australia, equity crowd funding is available for companies that have an annual turnover or gross assets of $25 million or less. In 2018, ASIC issued the Australian Financial Services (AFS) license to seven companies as a part of the new crowd-sourced equity funding regime. This has enabled businesses in Australia to raise capital by offering shares via online platforms operated by these intermediaries.

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In terms of revenue, Australia online crowdfunding platform market is expected to reach US$ 756.52 Mn by 2027, owing to increasing responsiveness concerning the speed and ease of raising money through crowdfunding channel.

On the basis of end users, enterprise segment is expected to witness highest CAGR over the forecast period owing to initiatives taken by the government agency.

The primary market participants in the online crowdfunding platform system market Birchal Financial Services Pty Ltd, Blackbaud, Inc., Chuffed.org Pty Ltd, Crowd88, Crowdcube Capital Ltd, Crowdfunder.com. (RocketHub), CROWDFUNDING.COM.AU Pty Ltd, Equitise Pty Ltd., GoFundMe, GoFundraise Pty Ltd, Indiegogo, Inc., Kickstarter, PBC, PledgeMe Pty Ltd., Pozible, ReadyFundGo, Seedrs Limited, The Giving Network Pty Ltd (mycause), VentureCrowd.

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For a Victoria, B.C., woman suffering from end-stage liver disease, there was some good news: she had been deemed a candidate to undergo transplantation.

The bad news? When an organ became available, the patient and her spouse would have to pay for a three-month stay near the transplant centre in Vancouver, one of Canadas most expensive cities.

So she set up a crowd-funding page, aiming to raise $10,000 and relieve this stressful financial situation for my husband and myself.

The woman, who eventually got her new kidney and raised $6,100 was not alone.

Soliciting money for medical needs on the internet may seem like a quintessentially American phenomenon, unnecessary in a country like Canada that boasts a universal, government-paid health care system.

But hundreds of Canadians have launched crowd-funding campaigns in recent years to support their organ transplants, asking for help financing drugs, transportation and lost income and raising thorny ethical questions, a new study indicates.

The more than 400 kidney and liver campaigns on gofundme.com alone underline the financial burden thats imposed on transplant recipients and not covered by medicare, note the researchers from Torontos SickKids Hospital.

I have been able to recover completely with a great amount of help from each of you

Whats more, the informal web-based system for raising money to cover those costs produces unequal results, often unrelated to medical need, they conclude.

People requiring a new liver earned much more than those awaiting kidney transplants, while children did better than adults, the studys authors found.

To win donors sympathy, campaign recipients were painted as morally worthy of donation victims of medical bad luck rather than poor personal behaviour and much-loved pillars of their community, notes the paper in the journal PLOS One.

This, of course, problematically presumes that some individuals are more worthy of medical care than others, violating norms of treating medical care as an entitlement and human right, the authors say. It is ethically problematic to shift to a system of distribution that awards individuals according to perceived moral worthiness or socioeconomic advantage.

The paper also noted that crowdfunding patients often must sacrifice considerable privacy, revealing personal medical and financial information to bolster their pitch, sometimes at the urging of funding websites.

The study was prompted by what seemed to be an increasing trend toward such campaigns, mostly launched by transplant patients family and friends, said Samantha Anthony, a SickKids scientist and social worker.

It is ethically problematic to shift to a system of distribution that awards individuals according to perceived moral worthiness or socioeconomic advantage

The research, led by Anthony, wasnt meant to pass judgment on the phenomenon, just highlight some of the issues around it, she said in an email interview. As to whether government should cover the costs the campaigns try to finance, thats a complex question and up to society to decide how to distribute scarce resources, Anthony said.

The authors looked at kidney and liver transplant patients who had used GoFundMe. They found 258 kidney cases and 171 liver patients.

For reasons that were not clear, liver patients received more and bigger donations on average and more Facebook shares than those waiting for a new kidney, the study found.

The campaigns were varied, but all underscored the personal ordeal that comes with such severe illness.

They included one that was for an eight-year-old Alberta girl suffering acute liver and heart failure due to a rare cardiac condition. Her family asked for help to pay for transportation, accommodations, food, lost wages (and) enrichment items for the patient. They raised $21,040 of a $35,000 goal, the girl receiving a potentially life-saving heart transplant a year later.

A Charlottetown woman with kidney failure managed to raise $3,311 to pay for medical bills, food, accommodation, loss of wages and other related costs to undergo a transplant in Halifax, and help others who were part of a chain organ-donation process.

Most asked for money to cover the costs of attending a hospital outside of where they lived, lost income and medication not reimbursed by medicare or private insurance.

One suggested that drugs could cost $5,000 a month. Another patient said a hospital social worker had suggested she start fundraising, warning the procedure would leave her out of pocket $10,000.

In an effort to boost the patients perceived worthiness, the study said, about a third of campaigners described the recipient as an amazing person, caring, loveable, or kind.

But relatively few of the crowd-funding requests criticized the health care system for allowing patients to face financial risk. Thats concerning, the authors argue.

It encourages the public to view crowd funding as a solution to the needs of Canadians in need of kidney and liver transplants, they say. By generally ignoring the systemic causes of these needs and demonstrating discrete cases where Canadians are meeting these needs via crowd funding, donors may be less likely to view the health system as in need of reform.

For patients like the Victoria woman, who announced last July she was closing her GoFundMe page, there is mostly just gratitude to donors.

I have been able to recover completely with a great amount of help from each of you, she wrote.

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Mahabubnagar Collector Ronald Rose has initiated a programme called Intiki vanda, badiki chanda wherein every household in a village will contribute 100 towards the building fund for the local government school.

During a surprise inspection of a school in Tirumalapur village of Utkoor mandal in the district, Mr. Rose came to know that the campus did not have a compound wall. Then, he asked the students why they did not implement Initiki vanda, badiki chanda. Yet, it was never too late, he said and asked the students to raise 10 bricks per house while the government will contribute cement and other material besides meeting labour charges.

The Collector was indeed not off the mark when he solicited bricks from children because each brick will cost 10 and aggregate to 100.

Two recent major happenings in Telangana which earned national and international attention the 55-day strike by the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) employees and the rape and murder of a veterinary doctor and later the killing of the four accused in an exchange of fire with the police have one striking similarity. In both the issues, the government and the police were at the receiving end initially for their inaction but ultimately the same voices that had castigated the administration have showered them with praise, irrespective of difference in opinion on the way the two issues were dealt with. Such extreme reactions from people are common in the society carried away by emotions. You never know when people would throw brickbats and when they would greet with bouquets in public life. It would not take much time to change their reaction in extreme opposite directions, a senior leader of the ruling TRS said adding that the two incidents were best examples for such extreme responses.

It has apparently become a habit for CPI senior leader K. Narayana to make a statement on some current issue and retract it later. The latest faux pas was related to the killing of four youths involved in Disha case in an exchange of fire with the police. Dr. Narayana was among the first to support the killing of the youths. His partys national executive, however, disapproved the development asserting that the party viewed it as extra judicial killing, forcing him to retract his statement. Dr. Narayana shot into news in the past when he allegedly consumed chicken on Gandhi Jayanti day and had to take a vow that he would not eat chicken for one full year. This was followed by his claim that he would cut his ears if TRS wins 100 seats in the GHMC polls as predicted by the party. After winning 99 seats, the party was sitting pretty that it had won the battle. Its president and Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao counselled Mr. Narayana not to cut his ears or nose in disgrace.

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