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 The solution is going to help address the economic income challenges and living conditions to vulnerable households. This technology will eliminate the need for a centralized data repository. It is a robust and secure technology and will help in the problem of financial loss. Since the data structure in developing the application is append-only. So, the data cannot be altered or deleted. The biggest advantage is there's a permanent record, and because the ledger is held by many entities, it's nearly impossible to hack. This system will help enable RFID in all organizations of institutions. A survey found that 77.4% of households in Ghana experienced a decrease in their income since March 16, 2020, when COVID-19 restrictions were first introduced. This suggests that approximately 22 million Ghanaians were affected by a reduction in their household income. Households relying on income from a non-farm family business were the hardest hit.

77.4% of households in Ghana experienced a decrease in their income since March 16, 2020, when COVID-19 restrictions were first introduced. This suggests that approximately 22 million Ghanaians were affected by a reduction in their household income. Households relying on income from a non-farm family business were the hardest hit. The government COVID 19 relief fund and other economic stimulus packages a good an initiative, however, this never trickled down to the 2.4 million leaving in extreme poverty. The impact of COVID 19 was felt especially by women who are generally earning less, saving less, and holding insecure jobs or living close to poverty. Lack of inclusivity in Africas Development, the COVID-19 has uncovered the many lapses we have in our system and this point to the urgent need for us to truly and holistically pursue an inclusive developmental agenda and take stringent measures to close the gap and loopholes that make it impossible and social inclusion is one. Building a stronger data system and most importantly integrate data in our developmental agenda to prevent reactionary solutions to problems. Payment of 600 million Ghc soft loan scheme to an applicant is a challenge National Board for Small Scale industry because of no proper data system. 

For a developing country like Ghana Most sectors of the economy in Ghana still depend to a great extent on paper-based record-keeping, as such, the data source is not automated. In a Ghana Police and Fire Service e-Recruitment drive data generated or created were manipulated an example of how such migrations could be achieved is by using BlockChain Technology. (Ghana Police Service 2016 e-recruitment, Ghana Fire Service e-recruitment 2016). The data produced should have the ability to interact with other digital services. They should be collected automatically after they have been produced. The location or period for one operation should be available/accessible and should be analyzed in real-time with no difficulty. Until the country meets some or all the sources of secure data for development, Ghana will not be able to leverage secure data for economic development. The system will drastically reduce the financial loose caused by the government and the private sector. furthermore, the system will solve the problem of Identity theft in the country eg, The Holabalo going who qualifies to be a Ghana during the recent voter register exercise

Ghanaian's economy has seen a great boost in the emergence of companies and organizations that collect increasing amounts of digitized data from clients and employees. In the following sectors of the economy, the oil and gas industry, healthcare industry, banks, telecommunication, government agencies, and other data-driven businesses. However, all this organization doesn't have a single platform and therefore this creates double identity in the system. The country don't have a single data collection point and our system seek to address all these challenges and we believe this will help in the transformation of secure data collection source that can be implemented into other countries.

Attached is a file showing the various e-services Portals in the country, source, University of Ghana Research (Science and Development)Volume 2, No. 1, 2018. All these data warehouses are not put into good use. Though data is produced and collect a lot of users are unable to get remote access to them are no analytical tools for any meaningful information to be extracted from it. Our solutions seek to address and bring into use a common platform within the public sector that can’t be altered.  The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA), National Identification Authority (NIA), Electoral Commission (EC), Ghana Education Service (GES), the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT),  the Ghana Health Service (GHS) and Ghana Statistical Services (GSS) are transforming, however, our system will be addressed from the root and will save the country economically  Rather than look for solutions outside of the country. The system enables everyone in the network to have the same source of truth about which credentials are valid and who attested to the validity of the data inside the credential, without revealing the actual data

Successful implementation of the Blockchain identity management can enhance the level of security and privacy. The immutable and decentralized ledger allows third parties to validate the user's data without wasting time and money. Allows easy access anywhere, Connects everyone to everything, Improves employee productivity, Enhances user experience, Secure all aspects agencies, and Increases business agility. More governments join the race to pass regulatory legislation and commence pilot projects centered around blockchain technology every day. Governments can leverage blockchain technology to provide cybersecurity, process optimization, and integrate hyperconnected services while bolstering trust and accountability. The distributed ledger format can be leveraged to support an array of government and public sector applications, including digital currency/payments, land registration, identity management, supply chain traceability, health care, corporate registration, taxation, voting (elections and proxy), and legal entities management. Australia. Countries across the globe are jealous of Australia's tax laws regarding Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, in general. China, Japan, United Arab Emirates (Dubai), Malta, Switzerland, USA, Estonia. 

The system as a form of distributed ledger technology (DLT), has the potential to transform various industries and bring lower costs, faster execution of transactions, improved transparency, auditability of operations, identity theft, and other benefits. It could radically change the relationship between the individual and the state. For identity management, this would mean helping to increase trust in how the government uses people's data. Each organization may take the path to blockchain adoption at different times, but the steps along the way remain similar. In many organizations, the move along this path comes to a halt at some point between the proof of concept stage and production. The funding source may be a vital contributor

The traditional identity systems of today are fragmented, insecure, and exclusive. Blockchain enables more secure management and storage of digital identities by providing unified, interoperable, and tamper-proof infrastructure with key benefits to enterprises, users, and IoT management systems. 

Our design goals of the system are taking into a critical consideration of the usability features for end-users and implementation of layers such as the legal de-risking, protocols necessary for our project to have a concrete narrative to ensure that all developments by the community have a guiding light to follow. 

Our focus is for the whole population of Ghana, currently we have about 31 million people in counting. This year population and housing census has being postponed several times due to the COVID 19. However after a successful implementation, this can be run across the globe.

Implementation, acquire resources, approval by government to collaborate with sectors to work in a collaborative manner to achieve a mile stone

For now our major challenge is funding and partnership.

Saudat Kamarre-Deen

Phone : 233 27 240 0846

Sedem Quame Amepkewu

Phone: 233 54 674 4163

Philimon Frimpong

Phon: 233 24 700 4003

our key customers cast across all institution and big data , secure and identity management

A a desire to address a problem we have figured out and is our goal.