Blockchain e agenda 2030
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https://doi.org/10.5102/rbpp.v7i3.4938Keywords:
Blockchain, Agenda 2013, Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável, Governança GlobalAbstract
O presente artigo tem o objetivo de analisar a Agenda 2030 frente à possibilidade do uso de plataformas digitais para implementar políticas públicas, integrando indivíduos, empresas e governos. Primeiro discorre sobre as características da Agenda 2030, na sequência identifica as iniciativas já aplicadas de uso de tecnologia para implementar a governança socioambiental, para então apontar as falhas técnicas com relação aos mecanismos de monitoramento atual e apresentar as vantagens que o uso da tecnologia de contabilidade distribuída poderia trazer. A conclusão principal do trabalho é que o monitoramento é fundamental para a efetividade das ferramentas de governança global que visem implementar os Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável da Agenda 2030 e que o uso do blockchain tem muito a contribuir para coordenar interesses antagônicos na busca de metas comuns, quantificáveis e verificáveis. A metodologia escolhida foi a análise qualitativa com pesquisa documental, legislativa e bibliográfica.References
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