Building a Supply Chain Management System for OCOP (One Commune One Product) Products based on Hyperledger Platform

Abstract

OCOP is a program that promotes local products from various communes in Vietnam, and implementing an efficient supply chain management system can greatly benefit the producers and consumers involved. The Hyperledger Fabric platform is a blockchain-based technology that provides transparency, security, and traceability to supply chains. By leveraging this platform, the proposed system aims to streamline the processes involved in the production, distribution, and sale of OCOP goods and agricultural products. The system will enable stakeholders, including suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and consumers, to interact and share information in a decentralized manner. It will facilitate the tracking of products from their origin to the end consumer, ensuring authenticity and quality throughout the supply chain. Additionally, smart contracts can be implemented to automate various tasks and enforce predefined rules, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs. By adopting this supply chain management system, the OCOP program can overcome challenges such as information asymmetry, lack of trust, and inefficient coordination. It can provide a transparent and secure platform for participants to engage in transactions and collaborations, fostering the growth of local economies and promoting sustainable agriculture. I am primarily responsible for developing applications for two entities: distributors and retailers. My main role is to design and develop a user-friendly interface. Additionally, I contribute to designing and building the Hyperledger network for the application, and I handle the implementation of writing smart contracts and developing the Back end for both actors that I am targeting.