From Concept to Reality: The Triumph of Blockchain in Vaccine Distribution
summary
Country-wide blockchain supply tracking that creates a digital twin for every vial, deployed in Costa Rica and Bangladesh, tracked one million COVID doses and plans to record 100,000+ vaccine doses per year in Bangladesh using a web and mobile stack with an offline-first mobile/web app and QR-based handoffs. The system generates wallets (150,000+ projected) and aims to scale across human and animal vaccines. Funding pathways discussed include quadratic and retroactive public-goods grants, layer‑2 adoption incentives, and tokenized incentive layers.
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- 0:00Blockchain in vaccine distribution
- 2:09Vaccine Ledger solution
- 4:16Pilot deployments impact
- 8:56Funding for blockchain projects
- 12:32Public goods funding
- 14:37Inclusive web3 funding
- 16:05Closing remarks
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