The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has released a report detailing how blockchain technology can enhance public infrastructure. Titled "New Tech, New Partners: Transforming development in the digital era," the report highlights over 40 pilot projects worldwide that utilize blockchain to improve transparency, speed, and accountability in public systems. These projects span various sectors, including payment infrastructure, social safety nets, and climate finance. The UNDP's approach involves creating partnerships between governments, blockchain startups, and local companies to address public sector challenges. By using blockchain as a trusted ledger, the initiative aims to support shared records and traceable transactions. However, the report emphasizes the importance of institutional safeguards to mitigate risks such as poor governance and flawed technical design. The UNDP advocates for platform-agnostic solutions to ensure open and interoperable digital infrastructure that serves public interests.