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  1. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 linksfoundation.com Blockchain and the Governance of Pandemics: An Exploratory Study Alfredo Favenza, Enrico Ferro, Laura Ricci www.overtheblock.io
  2. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 COVID-19 Pandemic Socio-Economic Implications Healthcare System Social System Economic System Information System * LINKS Foundation elaboration based on: • ”Putting the UN Framework for Socio-Economic Response to COVID-19 into Action: Insights”, UNITED NATIONS, June 2020 • “UN tackles ‘infodemic’ of misinformation and cybercrime in COVID-19 crisis”, UNITED NATIONS, March 2020 * SYSTEMIC IMPACT
  3. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Research Questions • For what type of problems may blockchain be leveraged to offset the impact of COVID19-like pandemics? • What kind of value can this technology offer? • Is there a phase in the management of emergency that may specifically benefit from the use of blockchain?
  4. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Research Methodology LITERATURE REVIEW CASE STUDIES SELECTION CROSS-CASE ANALYSIS Academic & Gray Literature Blockchain & Emergency Management Mixed Sampling: Theoretical and Empirical Longlist of 30 applications, 19 under the lens Four dimensions considered: type of blockchain, maturity level, value generated, emergency phase.
  5. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Short List by Impact Area Healthcare System Social System Economic System Information System Digital Health Passport Pronto C2 BeepTrace
  6. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Application Areas Identified • Shortage of medical equipment due to panic buying and interruptions of the supply chain (source: World Trade Organization).Supply Chain • Lack of automation in data sharing between healthcare structure preventing an accurate prediction of pandemic course (source: European COVID-19 Data Platform initiative).Data Sharing • Suspension of fundamental rights due to social distancing and «Big Brother» effect produced by contact tracing (source: European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights). Fundamental Rights • Abrupt interruption of the students’ learning path due to school closure, affecting more than 68% of the total students enrolled (source: United Nations).Education • Unfair, opaque and inefficient distribution of public and charity funds (source: International Foundation for Electoral System, U4 Anti-corruption Research Center). Welfare & Philantrophy • Studies have found COVID-19 can survive on surfaces for over three days and touching banknotes and coins may turn out to be unsafe (source: US Government). Cashless Payments • Insufficient credit lines to cover the expected liquidity shortage of all affected companies and SMEs due to the three months lockdown period (source: OECD).Access to Credit • Risk of a «Infodemic» of misinformation and about the urgent need to fight against a proliferation of false information about the virus (source: United Nation).Misinformation
  7. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Projects by Application Area
  8. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Cross-case Analysis 1/2 Healthcare System Social System Economic System Information System PoCMVPPRODUCT Digital Health Passport Pronto C2 BeepTrace Supply Chain Data Sharing Fundamental Rights Education Cashless Payments Access to Credit Welfare & Philantrophy Misinformation
  9. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Cross-case Analysis 2/3  Increased transparency and automation of supply chain  Improved sharing of pandemic data among healthcare structures  Improved medical staff and travelling people identity management  Enanced privacy and anonymity of contract tracing personal data.  Improved tracking of distance learning processes and certification of results.  Enhanced collaboration among students and sharing of learning experience.  Automation and disintermediation of funds transfer.  Transparency and anti- fraud, trust in the charity sector  P2P cashless payments & lending  Incentives Alignment  Trusted and accountable source of news, based on immutability and audit trails.  “Wisdom of the crowd” can combat fake news enabling individuals to directly report their insights anonymously through the P2P network. Healthcare System Social System Economic System Information System Supply Chain Data Sharing Fundamental Rights Education Cashless Payments Access to Credit Welfare & Philantrophy Misinformation
  10. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Cross-case Analysis – 3/3 Phase Projects Prevention 9 Preparedness 15 Response 18 Recovery 16 Mitigation 15
  11. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Cross-case Analysis - Final Overview 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 PRIVATE PUBLIC HYBRID TYPE OF BLOCKCHAIN 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 POC MVP PRODUCT MATURITY LEVEL Prevention Preparedness Response Recovery Mitigation EMERGENCY PHASES COVERAGE 12% 20% 25% 22% 21% VALUE
  12. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Conclusions and Next Steps • The blockchain ecosystem has revealed to be a vibrant and reactive community • This technology has been applied to address a wide range of problems mostly requiring coordination, given its role as a trust enabler for sharing and collaboration activities. • It has been fruitfully applied along most of the phases of the emergency mangement process • COVID19 brought us together as a single population, can blockchain bring us together in the creation and management of a new breed of global commons?
  13. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Questions?
  14. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 Why do we need blockchain for this? History does not repeat itself but it rhymes (a lesson from 1995)
  15. linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS TORINO | 13-07-2020 LINKS FOUNDATION Via Pier Carlo Boggio 61 | 10138 Torino (Italia) enrico.ferro@linksfoundation.com +39 011 22 76 232 linksfoundation.com COPYRIGHT ©2019 LINKS
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