 Awesome. Here we go. So, welcome, everybody. We restart now for some break of the hyperliger global summit early September. So, pleasure to start second part of the season here 2022. And don't want to lose too much time. I say I would love to hand it to my colleague here, Tom Clive from Chicago to recap what happened during the hyperliger global forum to give you a quick outlook on what went on and what are news from the global forum. Then we'll hand over to my friend from Lash who will talk about blockchain and sustainable development goals and tokenization. Tom, stage your step in. Thank you very much. And Andrea probably went a little overboard there since I was not in Dublin nor is Andrea nor is Eric, but come Lush, I believe you were there, right? Yeah, I was there. So, you'll be able to provide more on the ground kind of thing here. So, it's the main guy today here from Lash. So, let me just share a couple of things here, come Lush, before you get started. Okay. Yeah. Okay. So, first off, all are welcome. Thanks for joining here on a fun Thursday to hear come Lush talk about and share their presentation from the global forum as well as a little bit of on the ground as we just talked about. So, we're glad you're here, antitrust, normal Linux foundation. Please don't share competitive information that you don't want out there in public. This is a public forum here, but we're all glad you're here. There is this thing announcements. Let's see here. Myself, Andrea, as well as Eric, as well as Alicia Noel, have been talking every Tuesday on how do we take this to the next level here? And we're thinking about ways that others can get involved. And so, you see there some big event planning, taking meeting notes on a meeting like today here, making event flyers, which is something Andrea does right now, other suggestions. There's plenty of ways to get involved. So, we're throwing it out there just as an initial. And hopefully we're going to have some more opportunities here coming forward and into 2023. A few events here. And then lastly, before I turn it over to you, come Lush, here is what I did is I went through what the sessions at Hyperledger Global Forum in Dublin and the ones that were supply chain and or trade finance had had some applicability. Come Lush is one of them. That's good. Here, I found 11 of them here and you see the list here. They are not up on YouTube yet. One of them is up on YouTube. I have the link here, number seven, Saudi Aramco, Precure to Pay ecosystem. You can look at that session down below. There's a chart from that session that I copied and pasted. It was actually a very nice story that they told where it was similar a little bit to actually the Walmart Cannes story and that services contracts were over 100 pages and trying to get all that contractual stuff reconciled when invoices were presented was taking two to three months so people weren't getting paid, which is not a good thing. And these contracts can be over the very long period of time like five or 10 years. And so they built a system at Saudi Aramco for Precure to Pay with services specifically that they were named on board at 11 vendors and they were able to take down their time from two to three months down to two to eight days to actually pay and really make any disputes into a rare occurrence. So there's an example of a good story that was shared at Global Forum and what we'll do is once all these things get up on YouTube there, then I'll create links here in the wiki so that everyone can find these or we'll create a playlist there so that you can just look at them all and you don't have to figure out what's going on. So with that, Kamlesh, I'm going to turn it over to you right now, okay? And I will stop sharing so that you can share your screen. Okay, yeah, right. So I think as usual, like the Hyperlegia Global Forum events are really extremely well and well managed and lots of learning from the event. So is there long I think three days kind of event with a multiple keynote session from industry, from Danila, from X1030, and from the production deployment, even the some failure stories. So great to see the V.Trade story, like how their trade network failed and what the learning they shared. I think this will be released soon. So all has a very good understanding and what is happening globally and what are the different risk cases. And if I share the team most learning of the program, first is from the event, first is kind of how much you can share the what is committed building on blockchain and the hyper technologies. Second aspect like how to work on the traditional new things like for example, tokenization and hyperlegia or metaverse kind of use cases or interoperability in terms of moral option of the technologies. And third like how the community come together and share what they are building and what they have done and what they are kind of roadmap for the future. So it's always good to attend hyper is a global forum event in person. So, so especially I talked couple of sessions the same topic. So this is one of the my global forum presentation similar topic I was a part of the panel discussion with Danila and the circular CEO and Nancy from British Columbia to talk about sustainability and blockchain and all this stuff. So this things we have done, let me go to the presentation, I will talk like how the blockchain could play very important role in sustainability and supply chain and achieving the STG goals and use cases and the climate and carbon credit and how it's number which I take the my company doing in the particular vertical. Come less real fast before you go on to the next page here. Just in case anybody is on here and is looking for the media and entertainment session that move to a different zoom link which if you scroll up in the chat you'll be able to see and you can go over there and that's where the presentation discussion on media and entertainment is right now. So with that come less I'll turn it back to you. Yeah, okay. So I think so we'll start with the climate change. So we even understand the climate aspect and that's why the hyper leisure community we have separate climate action and accounting working group like we have the state finances supply chain. So in the climate perspective we understand the climate change importance like how the global warming how the weather conditions and how the how the we see the European countries so much warm so much so much temperature going up and so how so and how it will impact the climate and the environment in the future and that's why the SDG sustainable development goes by the United Nations coming the picture they defined like we need to reduce the carbon footprint we need to take action for the climate change. So that is a story about the climate and that's why the Paris agreement which just talk about it or the what those different 17 policy development goals always play very important role and and this topic is presentation about like how the blockchain could help to achieve this SDG goals and especially the supply chain and carbon accounting and climate actions related use cases. So these are the different 17 sustainability development goals decided by United Nations so like no poverty, zero hunger, quality education, gender equality, clean water and the number of things so especially jobs change with play very important in roles of the affordable and clean energy where lots of use cases in terms of like P2P energy or energy certificate and then sustainable as well as a responsible consumption and production where the sustainable supply chain come in the picture and then 13 is about the climate action about the carbon accounting, carbon emission footprint on all this use cases and rest of the other other things other you other sustainability development also can be taken care by the blockchain where like in social or environment ESG goals kind of thing but I am especially talking about this these three goals affordable and clean energy responsible consumption and production and climate action and when we talk about the sustainability and SDG goals we see all this picture about the global warming, carbon offsets, CO2 emission, carbon footprint, coir to protocol and all the all the kind of things which is literally sustainability of like renewable energy, climate change, CO2 trade so all these things in terms of energy efficiency and all this is related to the climate action and climate change. So this is for the gold limit 12, sustainable development growth, gold limit 12 and gold limit 13. So 12 like about the how how you measure the your carbon footprint in any supply chain how much the process are you using in terms of sustainability past like to completely digital, digital trade, paperless trade for example so you will say we you're saving in terms of carbon footprint saving in terms of your paperwork and also how quickly you are settling your trade that means you are also solving the your supplier to buyer, buyer transition type and all which impact the carbon footprint saving and then other like what are sustainability practices are for example suppose if you transporting or maybe doing the trade finance trade of the particular agriculture food for example agricultural crop so how the agricultural crops are manufactured or produced what kind of fertilizer what kind of pesticide and even in the supply chain what kind of fuel they are using all this could be recorded and can be created some kind of carbon footprint saving. So even we are doing one of the projects in the plastic recycle so that I will cover that in detail later. Another is some letter to use case about the climate to like how you measure the your climate actions for example like if you if you're having some solution to recycle the plastic or recycle the some e-waste so if using this and this thing that that means you are saving some kind of carbon footprint in terms of it impact the climate so how to measure those those kind of parameters and create some kind of sustainable finance model some kind of green bonds for example or some kind of tokenize of the viewer carbon footprint and periods another second layer marketplace for trading of this carbon credit and even this carbon credit is a bond say some kind of mutual fund so there are there are a couple of sustainable finance use cases coming in this particular sector. So in the climate space if you're not if you're if you're having some actions but if you're not accounting those actions sometimes digital then it will it will it will challenge to actually achieving your target like for example your target may be reduce the carbon net zero by 2030 but if you're not accounting to your best practices or not accounting your measures then then it's not viable or not valuable in terms of your carbon footprint saving and another another thing like how the blockchain could play because there are number of multi parties that will work into the space and if they're not using some kind of blockchain space then how you could bring the trust of the all your carbon accounting or climate accounting so so blockchain will play in terms of recording all this climate actions measurements and then accounting the carbon footprint saving and then tokenizing it and create some kind of sustainable or some kind of green financing model out of it so this is all about this is i taken from the hyper leisure climate action accounting so blockchain actually is a fundamentally a technology of trust and that trust actually comes via the technology of itself like how you create a block you can't temper the data you could trust the data available in the blockchain because it's shared by the multiple nodes and that's why if you recording any kind of your carbon or climate footprint measurement on a blockchain based system so who in the party can trust those data and then the consumer or the buyer supplier who are in the network of the supply chain could consider the data is trustful and another aspect the esg angle so there are environment social and governance is very important to achieve the sustainability aspect so there are multiple use cases and companies and startups having a use cases around like how you measure the your esg goals because like because esg is meant by the governments or but but how the companies and corporates following those things is still a challenge the blockchain could play that role and could come it contribute to the larger ecosystem of the of the like carbon emission footprint and then all other aspects of the of the environment like esg reporting for example so i categorize the use cases in couple of categories like one is renewable energy another is climate change another is esg reporting and then last is circular economy or certain level supply chain where where our this particular working group can relate so renewable energy aspect so there are renewable energy certificates tokenization of energy or peer-to-peer energy trading so in this category there are a number of use cases by if you heard about the power ledger the companies in Australia are doing such projects in different governments even we did one of the project for the european customer who having a a micro solar setup in rural India and how how they are first recording the carbon to print saving while consumer using this renewable energy and then tokenizing those renewable energy certificates so this kind of use cases is largely happening another is i mentioned about the like climate accounting like what are the measures like for example suppose you do some kind of forestry so generally forestry is a great example of this thing to be stop the CO2 emit even it will create the more oxygen but but but is there any way to record or is there any trust on the data provided by the companies like they say like they maybe a forest of one million three but there's no authenticity on the transfer so there are a couple of use cases in this particular category another like carbon accounting and credit tokenization in all the aspects whether it is supply chain whether it is the greenhouse gas emission saving or what are the different different areas where the carbon emissions are saved it could be it could be sustainable agriculture sustainable supply chain or what are the different use cases coming the picture and then car offset and creating the this token says a carbon offset NFT so people are using the NFT NFT theory also here too so to create this carbon footprint saving is a NFT as a token and that could be traded so so there are there are number of use cases available that I will cover in the next slide another is the ESG reporting of the transparent efficient report in voluntary carbon footprint responsible sourcing so like there is a one good use case by IBM and a couple of mineral companies they have a set up the responsible sourcing supply chain and they they even measure the industry or who are the workers whether they are a child lover whether they are getting their wages or all this could be recorded and then create some kind of data out of it and that could be used as a sustainability perspective and another which is a broader area as per the particular this group so there's a supply chain for example sustainable agriculture supply chain or the e-waste and plastic recycled supply chains like there are there are there are plastic recycled properly changed there are there are e-waste there are battery recycling and then supply chain decarbonization so in the your particular supply chain at the whatever the steps you could measure your carbon footprint saving and then suppose if you put some data about your product like for this particular product maybe saving this carbon this that much carbon footprint saving and then you can attract more customer to what that product compared to the other product with both of that data so so in the supply chain perspective the use cases are coming in the prospect where people are reporting the carbon footprint saving and showing at the product level like how much this particular product is saved your carbon footprint saving and if you buy this product then you are contributing to some kind of carbon emission saving and other aspect like plastic e-waste or recycle so even they are properly amended by government like extended bodies to respond to it so for example if you are a plastic manufacturer plastic bottle manufacturer then you need to recycle whatever the you are manufacturing it so these are the said by the different various governments they relate to bodies so and that's why the brand or the e-waste or plastic recycle companies will want to come up with some trusted and transparent ecosystem where all the players come in the picture regulator brand and plastic recycler although even the recycler garbage collectors in the same picture and then even even some kind of creating the tokens out of it and then people can buy it outside so even we are working with one of the customer in India for the plastic recycle traceability and then tokenizing that carbon footprint saving via this plastic recycle and there are a number of use cases in the battery and while the electric electrical vehicle adoption or the users are increasing then this particular use cases is also more remarked because we have lots of batteries to recycle and measure the carbon footprint saving out of this this number of the use cases are there so this I talked about one thing here if you could go back to your chart there just for the audience if you're interested in any of the accounting specifically carbon accounting that Kamlesh talked about we had a session with SAP green token back I think it was in May or so and you're welcome to go back to recording this out there and available you can learn more about that specifically in addition to what Kamlesh will say going forward here yes it was you were right Tom by the way it was me in May when we guessed this fish by James still great token yes yeah correct correct so green board is another example so so this sustainability angle is everywhere is just not supply chain is just not the climate but in the even finance space so recently in India we've owned one of the sustainable finance hackathon where we presented the similar case like how how we are tracking the plastic plastic recycle and then how we created the carbon token and then beyond that how you could this token is a some kind of investment asset some kind of finance asset and even the normal consumer instead of the carbon offset people who are interested in the particular sustainability aspect they can even invest and and this is a green board is one of the examples which India and Eric is mentioned so we provide so okay so I just talked about the use cases but now I will talk about some success stories and all the categories I discovered last so in a carbon credit tokenization so if you heard about this nori nori protocol this is a carbon remover market place and you see the number so there are how many projects 17 plus projects are there there are 1.8 million dollar offset exchange there are a number of this thing and then this flow carbon is one of the another carbon credit market place in the block which is the which is kind of creating the carbon tokens and even creating some digital currency backed by this green carbon offset and word banks is also having some kind of carbon offset in terms of this finance background this below two use cases is from India so in India there are a couple of use cases in the sustainable agriculture aspect where because India is a agriculture driven economy still we have around 70 percent farmers in India so so in sustainable agriculture perspective how these companies are using sustainable agriculture is their carbon accounting and then then then tokenizing it so this is the sustainability blockchain token Kitchi called it and another is a carbon NFT on food supply chain called Bhu so all this is production in India another in the renewable energy sector so like the first is my customer bit filmings where they have their setup of green technologies or green kind of solar energy panels in India and they have smart metering to set up at the household level and then how how they are measuring the carbon carbon emissions or carbon saving while consumer or farmers or people are using this renewable energy instead of the normal coal or water energy and then if they are using this particular energy then how much the carbon they are sending and then tokenizing this carbon data so this thing and there are already ready made data available in terms of for example suppose if you are using the normal energy whether water or coal so how much carbon emission it emits and if you using instead of the solar energy then you can easily compare easily calculate the carbon emission saving so this is typically standard data available another is power ledger so this is australian bank company they are using lots of use cases in terms of peer-to-peer energy trading or energy certificate when they did some project here with ministry of power and a smart bit foundation there are energy web foundation they have a number of use cases in terms of renewable energy certificate market and this are some circular use circular economy use cases especially in the west management so even there are circular eyes there is a recycle go there is a circular there is ever ledger there is my company also so there are a number of use cases in plastic e-west and battery so first project is record recording all the carbon emission and then tokenizing those data and another kind of fulfilling the sdg goals set by the brand like extended produce this kind of activity like for example whatever the e-west or plastic you are manufacturing then you need to recycle all those things and this is there there are lots of work required because currently there's a no-transplant data about the in the brand don't have circularity like whether whether they are getting the certificate of whether this plastic recycle that is correct or not because currently whoever in the plastic recycler they give some kind of before they post a million bottles of maybe one million metric and plastic but there's a no genuine trusted data so and that's why brands and the regulator need some kind of transparency where come the transparency then blockchain is a very good technology to achieve that piece and then some use cases in sustainable supply chain previous is a waste management especially like battery plastic or e-west another is some kind of sustainability aspect in supply chains like for example there is a mining where there is some kind of fashion forest to fashion supply chain whether the deforestation or even like a measure the carbon footprint saving at the each step of the supply chain so even for that there are there are there are data there is an extended process available like while while you transporting one good from another good another location then as per the your sustainability your supply chain data like what kind of vehicle what kind of the transport medium are you using how much time it can take all this parameters is in the data available and this particular solutions are using those data and creating the some sustainability data about it there are number of use cases like mineral supply chain like there's an IPM there is a port there is a access global they created with some kind of mineral supply chain responsible mineral data and there are number of use cases there are about to use cases by one of the fashion India fashion retail group or the particular group and they have they have to sell you those one of the fibers from nature and then then they creating the kind of sustainability and sustainable data about how the particular fiber are transported or everything and and the tag with the particular brand product and there are number of number of use cases in the like cotton even the levels for a couple of customers using in India where they have into a recipe of particular so even this is one I think for I think at least one one month old data and if you see there are more than 350 plus projects already available where blockchain is used to achieve the sustainability in different aspect whether is the ESG with the ethical supply chain whether is the agri supply chain food safety supply chain pharmaceutical supply chain so if you go to this particular lane I given here you could every week really new new projects added to their repository so in the fourth week September it was around the 4th September project and I think mostly in the last four weeks maybe 30 more added so so you can see the impact of blockchain and how the people are using the blockchain system so any any question here or shall I continue till the presentation at the last any questions out there for Kamala okay so yeah Kamala is you know going here so there are you know ES device you know there are a few protocols country to country you know we have specific protocols and policies so here are we are adhering to any policies process anything so you mean talking about this vera and gold standard and that's it yeah that's right okay so so there are there are even multiple things so one thing people doing what whatever the vera and gold standard data available in terms of the respective projects people are tokenizing those data so and creating the carbon credit token sort of it there's one thing but still for example like agriculture space there's no any standards currently available so people are deriving the new new even the standards around it like for example suppose what kind of soil it is and what kind of fertilizers using what kind of pesticides they are using then if they are using this within how much the carbon footprint is having to this kind of data is still standards not available people are building and defining on and another for example like supply chain for example so like suppose if you in for example suppose in India for example you're transporting something from Delhi to Mumbai so how you will measure the particular products carbon footprint emissions whether you can relate like whether they are using diesel or petrol or CNG gas vehicle or how much time you take and what kind of people involved so all this data is very raw and but but I think there is still there are some kind of standardization coming in this aspect there are some already data available where you just simply put the your certain data will be the carbon footprint is a benchmark thanks Kamlesh and the final thing is you know how about the GDPR compliant you know how about the meeting so I think in block I think GDPR compliance can actually achieve because if you heard about some data collection of private data concept in all the blockchain so and private channel for example so all this you could achieve whether the technology itself that I think no need to be worried about GDPR compliance and that that you how you define and design your blockchain infrastructure blockchain network yeah thank you very much Kamlesh yeah so so here in some cases today which we are that did for the customer so this is the one we did for one of the plastic recyclers based in India so for that actually we are tracking end to end of plastic recycle collection detail waste aggregator and then recycler and brand and then tokenizing it in our blockchain product called trust chain and and the similar product could be used for whether e-waste or battery recycling because in all the aspects the supply chain is same and the guidelines and the regulatory is the same like e-pr kind of thing extended for disadvantage so what are the likes of the OEM there is a waste aggregator there is a recycler there is a manufacturing there is a product all to be your blockchain network participant and you just record all the parameter and then get agree all the participant node on the particular data what we are getting in the blockchain and then tokenize those time terms of like how much carbon footprint for example suppose if you see in the plastic bank plastic bank dot com that particular project I think started by IBM and which are the millions of plastic bottle the recycle and they clearly take the like if you recycle in one plastic bottle then how much carbon you are saving so similarly you can I'll calculate in terms of the plastic and e-waste or battery so and this actually we won the one of the hackathon where we are becoming a part of their kind of sustainable finance group so in the first part we are simply doing the waste recycling process into it like material collection to tail carbon credit certificate but that is a non non-technization part but in the later part like green finance the green token so similarly all the data what we are recording here we are using another another blockchain network like the polygon whether it's public blockchain and then creating the tokens some kind of sustainable tokens out of it whatever the carbon footprint and carbon credit generated here and then you could create completely your green financing sustainable finance model like people can invest in these tokens and they directly could contribute to this left hand side piece or if left hand side is already in place then they can create this kind of tokens and consumer or investor institution investor can buy this token on this thing so this kind of thing and the similarity could be applicable for other aspects like renewable energy for example there is even my friend's company in India they have they invest in a sustainable the investment in solar panels or solar micro grid setup and and then the funded consumer side they created some kind of green financing platform and I think the people invest in this token they invest in this solar panel solar project the similarity can be and this is typical this supply chain like all the first like waste recycler material collecting then EPR certificate which is the vermin organization checking whether the particular EPR is genuine or not and then carbon footprint recording then carbon tokenization and all other things like ESG and compliance can come in the all this end to end thing even like if you recycling the plastic then even you can tag the particular product like this product is made by a plastic recycle all this thing so and this actually we did for another renewable energy uh solution company in Europe so they having a micro grid or solar panel setup in India and rural rural India or farmers are using this particular energy generated by this solar solar panel solar project so in the project in the how to measure the carbon footprint so we get some kind of smart meters at the consumer side and we are recording the energy utilization in all the other other parameters about the about the farmer about their economic condition all the things and then tokenizing or this particular data and even also bringing the secondary marketplace and some kind of sustainable token aspect aspect and people can invest in this token and directly even invest or grant or charity to the farmers who are not who are who are poor in particular kind of space so this is some kind of thing we did for one of the European customers and that is live in actually India this is everything in Rajasthan one of the state in India and all these projects are using the hyper legit actually so this is a typical particular product solution diagram that was a smart fitter to be recording all the consumption data from the meter log and log and all the carbon calculation of the carbon emissions and everything and then certifying this carbon credit and then in the left left and green piece is about the token tokenizing those carbon emissions consuming and then similar similar how you can trade this particular carbon footprint and carbon footprint so that we did via our asset tracing and provenance that's an actual product where the number of stickers that I grow up to consumer are there and this is modified accordingly whether we are tracking or traceability the plastic or whether we are taking the traceability of a food supply chain and this is last so in the hyper ledger we have a hyper ledger climate action accounting SIG climate SIG actually we can say so there are a number of a number of different projects and different initiatives are there and one initiative is the supply chain the carbon addition so and recently we hyper ledger climate action accounting group actually participated in the I didn't call for code there was a green practice accelerator and even the particular code program when we got some kind of some kind of grant as a particular use cases look into the criteria climate SIG the supply chain decarbonization thank you any question okay thank you Kamalash for sharing the overview as well as specifically what you guys have worked on there that's great I was having some problems at the end it might be just on mine where you're a little fuzzy so if folks heard that great it was just me or if not then maybe there's some questions that you want to ask of Kamalash either on that or something a little bit earlier so I'll turn it over to the floor here and see if there's anybody who has any questions so so even I will share this presentation say that again I'm saying I will share this presentation which you can upload on your keeping beautiful beautiful well that is that's great the meeting is over Kamalash so I can upload it on to also on to LinkedIn site for everybody to access it and take a look at that yeah now in terms of contribution community contributions you know how how we can able to participate and contribute so so if you so there are number of different initiatives and there are multiple so if you are not a technical then you can contribute in terms of tender and business practice or some kind of business perspective like in the supply another thing if you have some development team or maybe some developer interest then already this particular law boxing car marketing network is now live I got a number of new enhancement or new things we have we are doing there so you can contribute that that too so we actually made every by week like we are meeting to the supply chain network so this is open anybody can join the meeting and participate whether they're working in the similar space whether they want to technical contribution that they want to do to kind of show business perspective like in carbon accounting space to work I think it's a collaborative I think every Monday I believe I think I think every Tuesday by by weekly Tuesday they have yeah okay okay okay good any other questions out there good question I like the participation or kind of contribute kind of question there and there's lots of opportunities so anybody else out there before you wrap up okay going once going twice going three times again thank you for joining here on Thursday or joining via the recording con lush thanks for sharing a little bit of what you saw there and Dublin as well as your your experience there and I like I like the ESG intelligence thing there blockchain for sustainability weekly so I'm going to go look that up here after this session here so with that let's close things out enjoy the rest of your day wherever you are con lush thanks for joining late in India since she won the win the prize her I guess is late and we'll talk with you next time I believe the 20th of October is our next session so look yeah 20th of October Tom correct I'm gonna have another very interesting meeting by the way thanks for everybody for joining us today thanks Kim Lash remember please share and slide yeah next night so I give everybody an appointment in two weeks time more good content strong they have less by changing trade funds say bye everybody bye everybody bye everybody