Summary: Despite the controversy surrounding blockchain, today distributed ledger technology is used to track food, address land grabs, protect refugee identity rights, combat bribery & corruption, eliminate voter fraud, and facilitate financial transactions for those without access to banks. Prof. Marcia Narine Weldon, Rachel Epstein and Paul Madsen share the potential to transform the way companies look at governance and risk management, and to assist governments and businesses in mitigating human rights impacts.
