Blockchain-Based Land Management for Sustainable Development

Racetin, Ivana; Pamuković, Jelena Kilić; Zrinjski, Mladen; Peko, Marina

doi:10.3390/su141710649

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“…The strategic implementation of resource-saving technologies within organizations show to provide longterm economic benefits [85]. Blockchain technology embedded in land management caught interest and growth in both technical and land-governance directions [86]. A blockchainbased supply chain is another example worth considering [87].…”

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Use of Artificial Intelligence in Terms of Open Innovation Process and Management

2023

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Organizations see open innovation as important to their future growth strategy. The increasing interest in artificial intelligence has led to a heightened interest in its potential applications in many industries. Many firms invest heavily in artificial intelligence intending to innovate their business models, though managers often lack understanding when trying to implement artificial intelligence in their operations. The data was retrieved from the Scopus database and was analyzed using the R Bibliometrix Biblioshiny and VOSviewer software. The aim of the article is to indicate the consistency in the formation of open innovation processes while applying artificial intelligence and to provide the profile of perspectives on artificial intelligence adoption in innovation management. This paper provides a deeper perception of artificial intelligence and how it can be used to drive open innovation processes and business model innovation within the use of artificial intelligence in open innovation processes and artificial intelligence in the management of open innovation. The authors discuss how recent advances in artificial intelligence have created new opportunities for increased external collaboration. The study found that the rise of artificial intelligence as a key technology for promoting openness and collaboration has ushered in a new era of achievable open innovation. Our presented findings suggest the sequence of open innovation processes powered by artificial intelligence and insights into the artificial intelligence application to innovation management.

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Use of Artificial Intelligence in Terms of Open Innovation Process and Management

2023

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“…Being an EU member state, German law is influenced by EU standards and regulations for AML and CFT (Meyer et al 2022). In 2020, the implementation of the 5th AMLD extended the reach of AML and CFT regulations to include providers of crypto-asset services (Racetin et al 2022). This introduced KYC procedures and mandatory reporting obligations to the industry (Renduchintala et al 2022).…”

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Crypto-asset regulatory landscape: a comparative analysis of the crypto-asset regulation in the UK and Germany

Wronka

2024

J Asset Manag

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The purpose of this research paper is to compare and analyse how crypto-assets are regulated in the UK and Germany. The aim is to understand and highlight the approaches taken by these two countries in terms of regulating crypto-assets and to explore the potential impact that their regulatory frameworks could have on the market for these crypto-assets. The research employs a doctrinal research design to examine the crypto-asset regulatory regimes in the UK and Germany. A comprehensive review of existing literature, official regulatory documents and relevant legal frameworks is conducted to understand the core components of each country's crypto-asset regulations. The findings of this study reveal divergences in the regulatory approaches of the UK and Germany towards crypto-assets. While the UK has embraced a principles-based regulatory framework, fostering innovation and industry growth, Germany has adopted a more prescriptive and cautious approach, focusing on investor protection and market stability. The research identifies that the UK's flexible approach has attracted a flourishing crypto-asset ecosystem, while Germany's conservative stance has offered greater investor confidence. However, certain regulatory gaps and challenges persist in both jurisdictions, such as ambiguities in classification and tax treatment, requiring further attention.

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“…The law that governs land Ownership in Nigeria is the Land Use Act of 1978, now Land Use Act (2004). Limitations to the adoption of the blockchain technology in Land Administration and Cadastre System of developing and underdeveloped countries are subjected to the inability to synchronize the technology with the existing customary and statutory laws governing the Cadastre System of these countries (Racetin et al, 2022;Bakar et al, 2022;Shuaib et al, 2022). It is important to understand that for a successful adoption of this new technology in the cadastre system of a country, it is necessary that the technology is built in line with the laws, rules and regulations of such country (Racetin et al, 2022).…”

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“…Limitations to the adoption of the blockchain technology in Land Administration and Cadastre System of developing and underdeveloped countries are subjected to the inability to synchronize the technology with the existing customary and statutory laws governing the Cadastre System of these countries (Racetin et al, 2022;Bakar et al, 2022;Shuaib et al, 2022). It is important to understand that for a successful adoption of this new technology in the cadastre system of a country, it is necessary that the technology is built in line with the laws, rules and regulations of such country (Racetin et al, 2022). For instance, in Nigeria, the consent of the Governor on matters relating to land ownership or transfer of ownership by lease, assignment is necessary, else such transaction would be null and void (Section 26, Land Use Act, 2004).…”

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Assessment of Web3 Technology in Land Ownership Transactions

Ilesanmi,

Ayeni,

Kufoniyi

2024

ETSJ

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The advantages of publicly distributed, transparent, accountable, traceable, safe, and well organized database ledger has made the blockchain technology gained popularity and acceptance. As the world keeps growing in the knowledge and the adoption of the technology, it is very important to practically harness the opportunities in this technology in land administration system to combat the insecurity, poor database and copyright challenges facing land ownership transactions in the Cadastre System in developing countries. The aim of this paper is to examine the practicability of harnessing the Web3 Technology in Land Ownership Transactions with an objective to mint and transact a Registrable Instrument on a cryptographic blockchain. To achieve this, two Non- Fungible Token (NFT) accounts were created on Core blockchain, two templates of survey plans were also minted into an Art NFT on the same blockchain. The Minted NFTs were transacted (transferred and sold) between the two accounts on the YoungParrot NFT marketplace. These two transactions (sales and transfer) were completed, recorded and stored on the blockchain public ledger, with evidence that can be traced and viewed on the blockchain using the transaction hash/ID. The blockchain transaction was found to be fast, effortless, secured and organized on the blockchain transaction ledger, hence presenting the Web3 blockchain Technology as a possible solution to the challenges facing the Cadastre System. However, the acceptance of the technology in land administration, land ownership and transactions still face some other administrative challenges which this paper further addressed.

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Blockchain-Based Land Management for Sustainable Development

Cited by 9 publications

References 29 publications

Use of Artificial Intelligence in Terms of Open Innovation Process and Management

Use of Artificial Intelligence in Terms of Open Innovation Process and Management

Crypto-asset regulatory landscape: a comparative analysis of the crypto-asset regulation in the UK and Germany

Assessment of Web3 Technology in Land Ownership Transactions

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