Blockchain is increasingly emerging as a tool for post-COVID economic recovery. This is evidenced by the publication by the World Economic Forum of a toolbox composed of 14 modules aimed at developing better supply chains using blockchain.
“Our Blockchain Deployment Toolkit is essential to designing paraguay cell phone number list solutions that work for a multitude of stakeholders, including smaller players who may not have access to the resources needed to unlock the value of blockchain technology,” said Nadia Hewett, Blockchain and Digital Currency Project Manager at the World Economic Forum.
This toolkit has already been implemented in the United Arab Emirates, where the Abu Dhabi Digital Authority has set up logistical monitoring for the creation of its Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution of the Emirates (called C4IR UAE), and in Saudi Arabia, where blockchain has enabled human resources monitoring for Saudi Aramco, the country's main oil company.
Blockchain or the guarantee of “shared trust” between the different parties of an economic transaction
Transparency in blockchain-induced transactions is useful for the recovery of global activity . It promotes the resilience of supply chains. It could improve the implementation of monetary stimulus policies by ensuring the compliance of a security through a universal electronic signature.