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A technological and regulatory sandbox
The European Blockchain Partnership’s main focus has been building the European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI).
The European Blockchain Partnership (EBP) helps avoid fragmentation of the blockchain landscape by fostering close collaboration between EU countries. The Partnership supports interoperability and the broad deployment of blockchain-based services. It offers a regulatory-compliant environment in full compliance with EU laws and with clear governance structures and models to help blockchain grow and flourish all across Europe.
By using blockchain themselves, European policy makers gain first-hand knowledge of how the technology works, where it can best be applied, and what its potential and risks are. The EBP serves as both a technological and regulatory sandbox, hopefully leading to better, more informed regulation on the technological and use case front.
Better public services for all Europeans
As the EBSI comes online, it will contribute to more efficient and more accessible cross-border government services in Europe. As described at the time of the announcement by Mariya Gabriel, the then Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society:
In the future, all public services will use blockchain technology. Blockchain is a great opportunity for Europe and Member States to rethink their information systems, to promote user trust and the protection of personal data, to help create new business opportunities and to establish new areas of leadership, benefiting citizens, public services and companies.
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EL soovib olla plokiahela tehnoloogia liider, muutudes plokiahela uuendajaks ning oluliste platvormide, rakenduste ja ettevõtete koduks.
Vaata lisaks
The EU provides funding for blockchain research and innovation through grants and prizes and by supporting investment.
Euroopa avalik sektor ehitab oma plokiahela teenuste taristut, mis peaks peagi olema koostalitlusvõimeline erasektori platvormidega.
Euroopa Komisjon tunnistab õiguskindluse ja selge reguleeriva korra tähtsust plokiahelal põhinevate rakendustega seotud valdkondades.
The European Commission aims to use innovations in blockchain technologies to help fight climate change.
The European Commission takes an active role in the blockchain standards community, engaging and working closely with all relevant bodies around the world.
The EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum facilitates dialogue between decision makers, thought leaders, and the blockchain community.