August 15, 2022

Blockchain for Urban Development - Guidance for Urban Managers

UN Entity:

UN Habitat

SDGs:

SDG 11: Sustainable Cities & Communities

Innovation Area:

Blockchain
The paper discusses blockchain’s unique features in relation to urban development and explores potential applications of blockchain in addressing challenges related to sustainable urbanization as well as the risks and challenges associated with its implementation. It includes a set of recommendations and a checklist to guide urban managers in cities seeking to adopt blockchain.
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