Sustainable Supply Chains: Digital Trust for Organizational Identities in the Minin...
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Energy & Mines Digital Trust issues two production credentials — Mines Act Permit and Towards Sustainable Mining — using W3C verifiable credentials so operators can prove permit status and publish audited TSM scores (audits by accredited firms such as PWC). The project links organizational credentials to a digital product passport at each supply‑chain step, supports selective disclosure for commercial confidentiality, runs a copper pilot and a US Customs pilot, and promotes an interoperable UN transparency protocol rather than a single vendor platform.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Sustainable supply chains intro
- 1:06Digital trust vision
- 2:32Demand drivers
- 4:41Regulatory pressures
- 6:25Tackling greenwashing
- 7:08Data sharing challenges
- 8:34BC use cases
- 10:44Tech integration
- 12:30Future identity credentials
- 13:13UN global extension
- 13:55Tracing challenges
- 15:47Transparency motivation
- 16:55Confidentiality vs transparency
- 17:38Protocol for tracing
- 18:44Incentives for tracking
- 20:29Digital maturity
- 21:36Product passport concept
- 23:25Value chain credentials
- 24:49Cross-industry protocol
- 25:53Passports in importing markets
- 27:22Industry-specific extension
- 28:04AU agriculture implementation
- 29:10Project timelines
- 31:21Q&A
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