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Groningen Province in the Netherlands sees opportunities for regional economic development through blockchain technology. It has strong digital infrastructure and an innovative IT sector well-positioned to develop blockchain solutions. The province will run a blockchain competition and program to fund feasibility studies and prototypes applying blockchain to challenges in healthcare, energy, and government. The goal is to strengthen regional industries and create new companies by connecting technical knowledge in fields like smart mobility and agriculture to relevant sectors through specific blockchain applications.
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- 4. Powerful Starting Point • Digital infrastructure; • Knowledge infrastructure; • Strong IT sector; • Innovative startup ecosystem; • Cooperative government; • Strong domains: Health, Energy, Mobility, Agribusiness, Smart Industry; • Access to capital.
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- 12. Usable applications 3 challenges : • Health • Energy • Government tasks
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