GBBC members are at the forefront of developing standards and best practices across digital finance, sustainability, supply chain, convergence of tech, and more. Our working groups include subject matter experts from throughout the blockchain and digital assets ecosystem, aiming to establish frameworks that can encourage innovation in the industry.
As the space is evolving, so are the main concepts and definitions – hence GBBC as a neutral body is documenting the landscape of terms and definitions through the Taxonomy working group, which should evolve as the space continues to develop.
The Technical Standards working group has documented the work of 63 organizations, categorized as standards setters, associations, and regulators advancing standards with a focus that may be technical standards, regulatory compliance, or best practices.
The Supply Chain working group falls under the research arm of the BITA initiative within GBBC, focused on developing open-source standards for the logistics and transportation space.
The Sustainability working group has assessed how regulatory developments and voluntary standards are driving transition plans toward net zero in the context of regenerative economic models and sustainable supply chain models.
The Digital Identity working group discusses key considerations for the deployment of digital identity solutions at a technical and ethical level, and has mapped use cases and opportunities across industries.
The AI Convergence working group focused on artificial intelligence (AI) in convergence with blockchain technology, discussing the current landscape of AI, and its basic functionalities, opportunities, and risks.
As the space is evolving, so are the main concepts and definitions – hence GBBC as a neutral body is documenting the landscape of terms and definitions through the Taxonomy working group, which should evolve as the space continues to develop.
The Technical Standards working group has documented the work of 63 organizations, categorized as standards setters, associations, and regulators advancing standards with a focus that may be technical standards, regulatory compliance, or best practices.
The Supply Chain working group falls under the research arm of the BITA initiative within GBBC, focused on developing open-source standards for the logistics and transportation space.
The Sustainability working group has assessed how regulatory developments and voluntary standards are driving transition plans toward net zero in the context of regenerative economic models and sustainable supply chain models.
The IWA Voluntary Ecological Markets (VEM) Taskforce is a working group of the IWA that is focused on the development of standards for the creation of digital assets that represent the environmental benefits of voluntary ecological markets.
The IWA Carbon Emissions Token (CET) Taskforce is a working group of the IWA with a goal to establish the standards for tokenization, contractual extensions, workflows, and analytics for GHG/Carbon emissions.
The IWA Voluntary Ecological Markets (VEM) Taskforce is a working group of the IWA that is focused on the development of standards for the creation of digital assets that represent the environmental benefits of voluntary ecological markets.
The IWA Carbon Emissions Token (CET) Taskforce is a working group of the IWA with a goal to establish the standards for tokenization, contractual extensions, workflows, and analytics for GHG/Carbon emissions.
The USBC Model Legislation for 2024 working group is focused on identifying the best approaches for developing legislative frameworks.
The USBC State Association Scale-up/Webinars working group aims to share best practices for state associations and organizations to develop their groups, including updates on industry topics.
The USBC Model Legislation for 2024 working group is focused on identifying the best approaches for developing legislative frameworks.
The USBC State Association Scale-up/Webinars working group aims to share best practices for state associations and organizations to develop their groups, including updates on industry topics.
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