Blockchain for governance: Challenges looking for a solution

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The document discusses how blockchain could potentially be used to support citizen e-participation and governance. It outlines a citizen's journey through an e-participation process, involving their identity, interests, roles as an individual or part of a collective, relationships, actions, endorsements, instances of participation at different levels, reputation, reviewing past actions, accountability, and whether blockchain could be useful in supporting any of these aspects. The document was presented at the Barcelona Blockchain Week by Ismael Peña-López and is available under a Creative Commons license.

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Blockchain for governance:
Challenges looking for a solution
Identificació del
departament o organisme
25/10/2019
Ismael Peña-López
@ictlogist

A citizen e-participation journey
A citizen
2
Identity

A citizen e-participation journey
With some
interests
3
Identity
Interests

A citizen e-participation journey
Individual
or
Collective
4
Identity
Representation
Powers

A citizen e-participation journey
In
relationship
with
someone
5
Identity
Representation
Transactions

A citizen e-participation journey
Says or
does
something
6
Transactions
Powers

A citizen e-participation journey
Delegates
or is
endorsed
Identity
Representation
Transactions
Powers

A citizen e-participation journey
In multiple
instances
and levels
8
Identity
Powers

A citizen e-participation journey
With
different
weights
Identity
Representation
Reputation
Powers

A citizen e-participation journey
Revisits or
checks
actions
10
Transactions
Traceability
Transparency

A citizen e-participation journey
And checks
how it fits
within the
overall plan
11
Representation
Interests
Transactions
Traceability
Powers
Transparency

A citizen e-participation journey
Checks for
account-
tability
12
Transactions
Traceability
Transparency

A citizen e-participation journey
Is
Blockchain
useful for
any of that?
13
Representation
Interests
Transactions
Traceability
Powers
Transparency
Identity
Reputation

Identificació del
departament o organisme
To cite this document:
Peña-López, I. (2019). Blockchain for governance: Challenges looking for a
solution. Barcelona Blockchain Week, 25 October 2019.
Barcelona: Democracy4all
http://ictlogy.net/presentations/20191025_ismael_pena-lopez_-_blockchain_governance_challenges_solutions.pdf
To contact the author:
ismael.pena@gencat.cat
@ictlogist
All the information in this document under a
Creative Commons license:
Attribution – Non Commercial
More information please visit
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/

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