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Blockchain for digital government (Joint Research Centre - European Commission)

Link: https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/publication/eur-scientific-and-technical-res... Abstract: This report looks at the ongoing exploration of blockchain technology by governments. The analysis of a group of pioneering developments of public services shows that blockchain technology can reduce bureaucracy, increase the efficiency of administrative processes and increase the level of trust in public record keeping. Based on the state-of-art developments, blockchain has not yet demonstrated to be either transformative or even disruptive innovation for governments as it is sometimes portrayed. Ongoing projects bring incremental rather than fundamental changes to the operational capacities of governments. Nevertheless some of them propose clear value for citizens (September 2019).

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Hello Xavier.

Can we have examples of governments that have deployed blockchain technology and how it has impacted governance. Sub Sahara Africa is far behind in good governance basically due to data gap. Where this technology has been deployed and makingimpacts will be welcome.

 

Hello Xavier.

Can we have examples of governments that have deployed blockchain technology and how it has impacted governance. Sub Sahara Africa is far behind in good governance basically due to data gap. Where this technology has been deployed and makingimpacts will be welcome.

 

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