The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is taking concrete steps towards integrating blockchain technology into government operations. The initiative aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world implementation by equipping governments with practical skills and expertise. UNDP will train officials on blockchain use cases, particularly focusing on payment systems, national digital identity solutions, and financial inclusion initiatives. To ensure successful implementation, a global advisory body will guide countries through each stage of the process, pairing them with experts to overcome challenges and scale ideas into fully functional projects. This program is not just about understanding what blockchain is but how it can be used to address real-world public sector problems like limited access to healthcare or financial services. The UNDP believes this combination of hands-on training and expert support will accelerate the adoption of blockchain in government, fostering innovation and driving impactful change.