Advancing trusted emerging technology for government.
The Government Blockchain Association brings government and industry together to develop standards, share expertise, educate leaders and advance the responsible adoption of blockchain and emerging technologies.
GBA Digital Twin
Government Blockchain Association
GBA Digital Twin
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The GBA is a business league promoting the business interests of our members while driving support in the development of ethical and sustainable blockchain solutions and leaders through education, certifications, and developing best practices and standards.
Five ways the association works
Convene
Bring together every level of government from around the world with industry, for dialogue that supports the efficient, ethical and rational adoption of blockchain technology.
Collaborate
More than sixty-five member-led working groups develop practical models, use cases and best practices across health, defence, finance, identity, governance and more.
Build trust
The Blockchain Maturity Model gives buyers, investors and partners an independent, rigorous benchmark for the trustworthiness of a blockchain solution.
Educate
Training, certification and curriculum that help professionals and public servants understand, evaluate and govern emerging technology.
Represent
A member-driven governance model — members elect Electors, Electors appoint the Board — that keeps GBA leadership answerable to members worldwide.
Work you can use today
The global standard for assessing the trustworthiness of blockchain solutions — a registered certification mark and a roadmap for continuous improvement.
A published directory of production-ready emerging technologies, shared with government procurement and program officials.
Around 150 nations have no digital asset law on their books. GBA has drafted a model law to share with them.
Recognising the people and organizations advancing blockchain in the public interest. Nominations open each year.
65 groups. One agenda.
Member-led groups produce the models, use cases and standards that make emerging technology usable in the public sector.
See every working groupWhere the association meets
Every active working group meets on its own cadence — AI, standards and certification, banking and financial services, legal, education, economic analysis, arts and entertainment, community engagement and more.
The Executive Director convenes working group and chapter leaders across three calls, timed so leaders in every region can join.
Sessions on the emerging technologies reaching government — with the practitioners deploying them.
Bring your government or organization into the work.
Membership is free for civil servants and open to professionals, academics and organizations worldwide.