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Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:	Economic and Social: Business and Industry Culture Development Economics and Finance Education Financing for Development Industrial Development Intellectual Property International Law Science and Technology United Nations Funding Women
Geographic scope:	International
Country of activity:	Belgium Morocco Netherlands Sweden Comoros Timor-Leste Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Rwanda San Marino Jordan Niger Equatorial Guinea Luxembourg Guatemala North Macedonia Lesotho Mauritius State of Palestine Ethiopia Bhutan Pakistan Trinidad and Tobago Gambia Democratic Republic of the Congo Hungary Mali Turkmenistan Tunisia Grenada Angola China Haiti Kazakhstan Kiribati Senegal Republic of Korea Uganda Guinea Zimbabwe Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Myanmar Guinea Bissau Sri Lanka Thailand Antigua and Barbuda Tajikistan Czechia United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Italy Benin Argentina Türkiye Sao Tome and Principe Egypt Singapore Cameroon United Arab Emirates Slovenia Central African Republic Cuba Afghanistan Bosnia and Herzegovina Democratic People's Republic of Korea Eswatini Iraq Georgia Liberia Saint Kitts and Nevis Kuwait Solomon Islands Finland Palau Bangladesh Djibouti Holy See Azerbaijan Ghana Portugal United States of America Uzbekistan Congo Andorra Norway Bahrain Chile Greece Barbados United Republic of Tanzania Canada Malaysia Paraguay Iran (Islamic Republic of) Samoa Estonia Marshall Islands Zambia Mongolia Brazil Australia Lebanon Burundi Mauritania Côte D'Ivoire Belize Cyprus Namibia Algeria Armenia South Sudan Gabon India Kenya Seychelles Nicaragua Chad Lao People's Democratic Republic Bulgaria Brunei Darussalam Mozambique Viet Nam - Cape Verde New Zealand Yemen Tonga Belarus Slovakia Cambodia Switzerland Vanuatu Russian Federation Costa Rica Tuvalu Serbia Somalia Dominica Botswana Ukraine Ireland Honduras Denmark Madagascar Iceland Saudi Arabia Malta Indonesia El Salvador Maldives Poland Spain Dominican Republic Nigeria Fiji Uruguay Monaco Libya Liechtenstein Togo Burkina Faso Israel Suriname Country Not Available Ecuador Croatia Nepal Germany Guyana Micronesia (Federated States of) Austria Albania Jamaica Kyrgyzstan Peru Romania Bahamas Republic of Moldova Colombia Nauru Latvia Montenegro Qatar France Eritrea Saint Lucia South Africa Mexico Lithuania Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Malawi Japan Papua New Guinea Panama Sierra Leone Oman Philippines
Millennium Development Goals:	Develop global partnership for development
Mission statement:	WBO’s mission is to guide and promote comprehensive adoption of blockchain technology across industries. As a leading international advocacy organization of blockchain industry, WBO promotes blockchain technology as a driver of economic growth, inclusive development and environmental sustainability; and offers leadership and supports to other sectors in advancing knowledge and establishing blockchain standards worldwide. WBO encourages the implementation of the Global Code of Ethics for blockchain community, to maximize blockchain technology’s socio-economic contribution while minimize its possible negative impacts. WBO is committed to promoting blockchain technology as an instrument in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, gears towards fostering sustainable development worldwide. The main business and functions of WBO including: 1) proposing regional and global initiatives in the research of developments and applications of blockchain technologies to promote and strengthen cooperation between governments and enterprises; 2) organizing member conferences, forums, seminars and other academic activities to explore blockchain technology applications, especially blockchain solutions across industries, from supply chain to healthcare, to manufacturing, to finance, to trade, to environment and many more; 3) tracking and sharing the global and regional trends and newest developments that could influence the blockchain technologies; 4) establishing blockchain technologies international standards, publishing relevant researches, and discovering regional economic cooperation opportunities; 5) increasing the contacts and communications between enterprises within and cross the industries through WBO networks; 6) building a high-quality international think tank, and an education and training center, to provide technology training and guidance, and share application experiences; 7) carrying out activities for the public benefits, such as conferences, exhibitions, technical assessments, education and training, e-commerce, etc., independently or cooperate with other organizations, institutions and UN agencies.
Year established:	2017
Year of registration:	2017
Organizational structure:	(1) The WBO General Assembly of Members (WBO GA) WBO GA is the supervision body of WBO, held in January annually. Any member of WBO has rights to attend, supervise and monitor the affairs of WBO. All the members of administrative and executive bodies of WBO shall report to the GA about their duties, activities, performances, and agendas in the past and the plans for the future. The GA agenda includes election of the rotating chairman of GA. The members’ rights include: a) Advocating and Voice. Members can provide advice and expertise, and influence Boards’ decisions. b) Information Rights. Members can inquiry the operation to make sure the WBO’s objectives are achieved, be informed of the major issues; c) Watchdog function. Members can oversee the decision-making process, making sure it is democratic, transparent and optimally effective; d) Participation and Support. Members can participate and provide services to support WBO’s activities and initiates. (2) Board of Directors The Board of Directors is the decision-making body of WBO. It has all the power to manage the business and affairs of WBO. The Boards is consisted of at least 4 and no more than 15 directors, elected according to the Articles and Bylaws of WBO. All directors were elected to serve a one-year term. Other members can participate in Boards general meetings as observers. (3) Boards Committees The Boards, by resolutions adopted by a majority of the directors then in office, designated certain powers to the following six committees, each consisting of two or more directors: 1) Presidium Bureau; 2) Council Committee; 3) Expert Committee: -International Relationship Committee (IRC), -Strategic and Investment Committee (SIC), -Digital Identity Committee (DIC), -Crypto Currency Committee (CCC), -Digital Safety Committee (DSC); 4) Advisory Committee; 5) Special Commissioners; and 6) the Secretariat. The committee members shall be appointed and authorized by the Boards. Any committee, to the extent provided in the resolution of the Boards, shall have all the authority of the Boards. (4) Execution Body 1) Officers. The Boards has appointed these four officers: Director General, Executive Director General, Chief Economist, Counsel General, Secretary General to be the execution body of WBO. All of them were appointed by, and serve at the pleasure of, the Boards. Each Officer has the authority to perform the duties set forth in the Bylaws or by resolution of the Boards. 2) Agencies. Under the lead of the Officers, the functional departments of WBO are composed by: i) News and Media Agency, ii) Legislation and Policy Agency, iii) Industrial Standard Agency, iv) Event & Exhibition Agency, v) Education & Training Agency. vi) Rating & Licensing Agency.
Number and type of members:	Corporate Members 7 Individual Members 658
Affiliation with NGO networks:	(1) International Development Information Organization (UN ECOSOC special consultative status), (2) International Administrative Science Association (UN ECOSOC special consultative status), (3)World Federation of Free Trade Zones
Funding structure:	Membership fees or dues Fees for education and training services Fees for providing consulting or research services Donations and grants from domestic sources

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