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Meeting schedule: Biweekly, Fridays at 10 am EDT, 3 PM UK time. See the Calendar of Public Meetings for the next meeting time.Meetings  

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Meeting Link Details

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Upcoming Meetings:

Past Meetings:

Discussion - US CBDC and Project Lithium for security settlement

May 6, 2022 - 10 am EDT

https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community?pwd=STZQd0xMZU9xRVVOVnpQM3JNQ2dqZz09

Jim Mason

Initial discussion on US CBDC follow up from the US Executive Order ( March 2022 )

and Project Lithium looking at use of CBDC for securities settlement

Public Sector Group Meeting Recordings

Recordings - 2022

Recordings - 2021

Older Meeting Recordings

Public Sector Group Overview

Leadership

Jim Mason, Blockchain Practice Leader, Sky Web Team & Paramount Software Solutions, jmason900@yahoo.com

Anjon Roy, Vice President of Market Development at SIMBA Chain, Anjon Roy - Linkedin

Hyperledger Point of Contact: Tomaz Sedej , Ecosystem Manager, Hyperledger, tsedej@contractor.linuxfoundation.org

Past Leadership

Dr. Hanna C. Norberg, Founder & CEO, TradeEconomista,  trade.economista@gmail.com

Saptarshi Choudhury, Director Emerging Technologies, Paramount Software Solutions, saptarshi@paramountsoft.net

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Hyperledger Mentorship Program

Information on how to apply here

Full time is 3 months,  Part time is 6 months

How to Apply

Charter and FAQ

Scope

The activities of the Public-SIG include:

• identifying related use cases, current pilots, and proofs of concept;

• sharing stories of successes, failures, opportunities, and challenges;

• exploring cross-cutting concerns like security, privacy, and identity in government contexts;

• identifying existing or needed common critical software components that would serve the particular needs of the public sector;

• identifying conferences or other opportunities to connect face to face, as well as submit talks or present as a group at an event.

This activity will be automatically recorded in email archives when conducted over the mailing list. When this activity is conducted in other media, it will be captured as notes or other formats and posted to the list (so it is archived), or possibly to the Hyperledger Wiki. This activity might also be turned into reports from the Special Interest group (recommendations to the rest of Hyperledger, for example) or other kinds of content (blog posts, content for publications, etc).

Work Products

The initial work product will be a set of documents which analyze the space of government and regulatory use cases for blockchain technology. This will be an inventory of example use cases which captures common government processes, which may suggest applications that are built or could be built using software being developed at Hyperledger. The public-sector-sig may also host in-person meetings intended to accelerate the Special Interest Group's mission.

Communication Tools

• public-sector-sig mailing list

• #public-sector-sig chat channel

• https://lists.hyperledger.org/g/public-sector-sig/calendar

Presentations and other resources:

Use Case Inventory

Articles

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1. Treat each other with respect, professionalism, fairness, and sensitivity to our many differences and strengths, including in situations of high pressure and urgency.

2. Never harass or bully anyone verbally, physically or sexually.

3. Never discriminate on the basis of personal characteristics or group membership.

4. Communicate constructively and avoid demeaning or insulting behavior or language.