February 5, 2020

TechLearnTalk - An Introduction to Blockchain for the SDGs

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Blockchain
This webinar provides a non-technical introduction to Blockchain, introducing key concepts and outlining when blockchain might be the right technology to use. The Talk also features case studies from UN Women on using blockchain for refugee women participating in cash for work programmes, and UNCDF on leveraging blockchain technology to increase transparency and accountability.
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