Armenian ebook
Blockchain for Digital Government
An Assessment of Pioneering Implementations in Public Services
This 2019 assessment draws on seven projects under development or in operation across Europe. It compares their functions, governance, usage, technical architecture, costs and benefits, distinguishing proofs of concept, pilots and operational services. The central finding is measured: the implementations show incremental improvements, while the transformative impact promised for government had not yet been demonstrated. Scaling remains constrained by technological maturity, legal compatibility and interoperability. This independent Armenian translation preserves the report’s historical findings and is not an official EU edition.
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Inside the book
- The cases cover Exonum land-title records in Georgia; Blockcerts educational credentials in Malta; Chromaway property transactions in Sweden; uPort decentralised identity in Zug, Switzerland; Infrachain governance in Luxembourg; pension infrastructure in the Netherlands; and Stadjerspas smart vouchers in Groningen. A separate annex explores a possible blockchain approach to VAT fraud.
- Seven distinct cases compared through one assessment framework.
- Different roles for record verification, shared databases and smart contracts.
- Two scaling paths: replication and coordinated implementation.
- A VAT-fraud annex covering a possible architecture and its limitations.
Edition and sources
Armenian translation by Giorgi Tumasyan for Hayk’s Arrow Armenian Strategic Center.
- Language
- Armenian
- Format
- PDF · EPUB
- Original edition
- European Commission · JRC, 2019
- Pages (PDF)
- 232
- Chapters
- 4
- Case studies
- 7
- Editor
- Francesco Pignatelli
Official source record ↗Original DOI ↗Commission Decision 2011/833/EU ↗
Original edition: David Allessie, Maciej Sobolewski and Lorenzino Vaccari; Francesco Pignatelli (editor). Blockchain for digital government: An assessment of pioneering implementations in public services. European Commission, Joint Research Centre. Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2019. EUR 29677 EN; JRC115049. PDF ISBN 978-92-76-00581-0. PDF DOI: 10.2760/942739. © European Union, 2019.
A complete, separate and independent Armenian edition of the 2019 report, with a new cover, layout and Armenian figure renditions. Evidence dates, project stages and limitations retain their historical context. Technical verification is not presented as proof that input data or ownership claims were originally true or legally valid. This translation and new design are not an official EU publication and do not imply endorsement by the European Commission, JRC or the original authors.
Reuse of the EU-owned source material is based on Commission Decision 2011/833/EU, subject to source acknowledgement and preservation of the original meaning. The report’s copyright notice does not state a CC BY 4.0 licence. The notice identifies Figure 17 as the exception: CC0, source Wikipedia.org. The Armenian translation and new cover were prepared independently.