Blockchain

What Blockchain can do for NGOs or development cooperation

Annewies Kuipers
Innovation facilitator
annewies@partos.nl

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Blockchain is booming! But does blockchain have the potential to renew development cooperation? Which problems can be tackled using blockchain technology? And how do you implement the technique? The Spindle is exploring the possibilities of this technique together with PwC Blockchain Experience Lab, Humanity X, Yvo Hunink and several other parties. If you’re interested and want to learn more about Blockchain or want to know which organisations are working with this technology, please contact Annewies.

On this page you can find past and upcoming events and our publication about the technique of Blockchain in the development sector.

Upcoming event

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24
May

The Hague Tech, Juliana van Stolberglaan 10 in The Hague

Meetup Blockchain Innovation Week

Enough of “let’s test and see”? Time for deployment and go-live? Is Blockchain ready for implementation in…

About Blockchain

Many people know it as the technology behind Bitcoin, but blockchain’s potential uses extend far beyond digital currencies. What can Blockchain mean for NGOs or development cooperation? How can it help fight fraud, corruption, centralization? How can it support elections, property rights, democracy, security, civic power, identity questions etc.?

Find out about our past events on blockchain by clicking on the sentences below:

Or read our online magazine to find out and to see what initiatives already use blockchain technology today: ‘Blockchain for Change – the human side‘. (For the pdf version click here.)

Team members

Annewies Kuipers
The Spindle

Krista Koeleman
PwC

Yvo Hunink
Summer Lab participant

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