Did you know….
The government of Dubai is working on a blockchain-based system to secure and streamline all government documents, including visas and bills of lading.
The purpose of this website
The BLING project developed 24 pilots, proof of concepts, and use cases that show how blockchain-enabled solutions will change how local and regional governments deliver local services and how they work with citizens. This website serves as a digital catalog of the project’s results and contains valuable insights that can help other public organization on their way to implement blockchain. Want to work with blockchain in government? Get started here:
- Browse through the lessons learned in our real-life use-cases. Use the filters to zoom in on the information of your interest.
- Fill out the ‘BRAT self-test’ to assess the blockchain readiness of your organisation. See how your organisation scores compared to benchmark scores.
- Moreover, get additional information based on your organization’s ‘readiness score’ and needs.
A random selection of our project results
Blockchain in Government: An Analysis of Blockchain Implementation Challenges in the Context of European Blockchain Pilots
External
The aim of this Thesis is to explore how blockchain is implemented and used in the European public sector and how it influences organizations typically described as slow and inefficient, while thereby, being uninnovative and unprogressive.
GeoPact: Engaging Publics in Location-aware Smart Contracts through Technological Assemblies
Edinburgh University
GeoPact, an assembly of technological objects that materialises location-aware smart contracts using internet of things and digital ledger technologies. Such contracts may facilitate the creation of distributed systems and services for transport and logistics that are locally constructed and adaptable.
The BLINGathon International Blockchain Hackathon
Province of Drenthe
BLING’s BLINGathon hackathon was held on the 13 & 14 November 2021. This was the biggest BLING hackathon, with 34 teams and over 140 participants from 12 countries picking their brains for the 30 hour-long event to come up with the best solutions for 4 challenges set by the BLING partnership.
