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Ecological Traceability as a Public Commons - New Models of Indigenous Supply Chain Data Governance (2023-2025)

Abstract

This project will facilitate the creation of a scalable cooperative-anchored Indigenous data governance framework within an agricultural context, enabled through a blockchain traceability platform and interface. The project will develop a data governance framework design phase and trial this framework using real live Indigenous supply chains, focussing on data gaps about cultural knowledge embedded in products and processes. Outputs will be: 1. A draft data ontology for cultural knowledge data collection 2. Guidance Materials (Model Rules) and Templates to support all indigenous supply chains nationally (and globally) to establish and operate cooperative-anchored data governance system, including training materials to enable capacity building for systemic sustainability. 3. Technical standards (IEEE) that link governance protocols to technical implementations in standardised and scalable ways. 4. A scalable WebApp that can be customised for supply chains with reporting dashboard.

Experts

Professor Yasmina Sultanbawa

Centre Director of Centre for Nutrition and Food Sciences
Centre for Nutrition and Food Sciences
Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation
Affiliate of Centre for Geoanalytical Mass Spectrometry
Centre for Geoanalytical Mass Spectrometry
Faculty of Science
Centre Director, Nutrition & Food Science
Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation
Yasmina Sultanbawa
Yasmina Sultanbawa

Dr Dharini Sivakumar

Associate Professor and Senior Principal Research Fellow, Agri-Food Science
Centre for Nutrition and Food Sciences
Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation
Dharini Sivakumar

Associate Professor Daniel Cozzolino

Principal Research Fellow
Centre for Nutrition and Food Sciences
Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation
Daniel Cozzolino
Daniel Cozzolino