This toolkit provides tools, resources, and know-how to organizations undertaking blockchain projects. It was developed through lessons from and analysis of real projects, to help organizations embed best practices and avoid possible obstacles in deployment of distributed ledger technology.

Figure 1.3 – Toolkit modules overview. Toolkit value throughout blockchain solution lifecycle. While the toolkit can be used at any time in the blockchain solution journey, the tools and resources of the toolkit are focused on the development and deployment phases. This toolkit starts from the premise that your organisation thought honestly ...

The information in this toolkit is tailored to be useful throughout the lifecycle of any blockchain project. However, the document will have maximum value if used during the development and deployment stage. Learn more about the toolkit’s value at each stage of the blockchain journey.

Feb 13, 2020 · toolkit in its entirety when business decisions are made, together with any new findings and industry-specific considerations not addressed by this toolkit. How to get started There are several options for navigating the toolkit: 1. Use the toolkit end-to-end for holistic deployment guidance. 2. Choose the specific topics of interest.

By bringing together competitors, this toolkit cuts through marketing hype and helps those new and overwhelmed by the proliferation of blockchain-based solutions. This toolkit builds on a series of earlier white papers on Inclusive Deployment of Blockchain for Supply Chains. If of interest as supplementary reading, it covers the following topics:

Simple. A country that can't have or lacks seamless e-trade capabilities - can't have strong economic ties, because having an economic relationship is a form of trading itself. This toolkit will help everyone to understand more about digital identity and to make it accessible as possible.

More than 100 stakeholders across multiple industries and governments from around the world engaged in co-designing this toolkit to encourage responsible blockchain deployment. This toolkit is a combined effort of all involved based on numerous discussions, workshops, user feedback groups and research.

Most data found in supply-chain transactions today is confidential. More commonly, data protection concerns have made organisations more willing to deploy private solutions in lieu of using public blockchains. (For a more detailed discussion of such concerns, refer to the design options explored in the toolkit module Data Protection).

It is imperative to engage all relevant stakeholders with requisite expertise early. While financial reporting and audit considerations and their implications aren’t typically what project managers or deployment managers primarily get involved with, this toolkit encourages a holistic approach.

In this toolkit, the module Digital Identities offers insights on various considerations for Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and a deeper understanding of digital identity. Meeting GDPR obligations Can a blockchain solution be GDPR-compliant given its characteristics of immutability and distributed nature?