All-Party Parliamentary Group on Blockchain Technologies

Web3 industry growth and careers; developers and new employment; sandboxes, pilots and incubators; international cooperation; in-demand skills; start-ups, funding and venture capital; attracting and retaining talent in the UK.

Public-good applications; collaboration between industry, academia, government and society; centres of excellence; public-private partnerships; e-voting; decentralised digital identity; public and citizen records.

National roadmaps; UK excellence; international Web3 partnerships; stakeholder consensus; UN Sustainable Development Goals; standards, benchmarks, frameworks and guidelines.

Enterprise applications and senior decision-making; public and private blockchains; trade, supply chains, logistics and transportation.

Decentralised autonomous organisations; digital workforces and labour economics; distributed governance; DAO treasuries and tokenomics.

Environmental impacts; social-good and life-sciences applications; benefits for consumers; SMEs; public understanding of blockchain and cryptoassets.

Societal-impact auditing; sustainable, energy-efficient applications; transparency, accountability and quality assurance; evidence-based evaluation; qualitative and quantitative evidence for budgeting and funding.

Real estate, commodities, arts, antiques, music and carbon credits; tokenisation and the role of oracles.

DeFi applications and platforms; tokenomics audits; governance and regulation; risks, threats and opportunities for the UK economy.

Public-good applications; cybersecurity; ethical and legal challenges; digital twins and e-government; native organisations; avatars, NFTs and tokenomics; education, business, entertainment and arts.

University education and research; incubators and spin-offs; industry–academia–government–society collaboration; postgraduate curricula; funding for DLT and Web3 research.

Blockchain and artificial intelligence; post-quantum blockchains; the Internet of Things and smart cities; genomics.

Smart and smarter contracts; intellectual property and NFTs; copyright, art and law; tokenomics crimes, litigation and legislation; analytics, cyber intelligence and DLT surveillance.