# BSI Healthcare – AidTrust Courtney Solsby from BSI presented a case study on AidTrust, a collaboration between BSI and OriginTrail, focusing on improving access to medicines in developing countries. This initiative addresses the economic implications of the pharmaceutical supply chain, emphasizing sustainability and the significant role of financial investments. AidTrust aims to digitize the supply chain to ensure medicines reach patients in low and middle-income countries efficiently, tackling issues like counterfeit drugs and supply chain complexities. Utilizing OriginTrail's decentralized knowledge graph, AidTrust offers traceability from the manufacturer to the patient, enhancing visibility and accountability. This system not only helps in ensuring that donated medicines reach the intended beneficiaries but also supports pharmaceutical companies in demonstrating their sustainability efforts to investors. The collaboration highlights the transformational potential of leveraging digital technology and blockchain for greater transparency, trust, and efficiency in global healthcare supply chains. {% embed url="" %} > "Our Healthcare sector team is working closely with our strategic partner - Trace Labs - to offer the end to end data management, through a decentralized knowledge graph - allowing all supply chain systems (audit management, diversion, track and trace, product traceability, planning and logistics operations) to be linked into one data management hub - for dashboard macro views. > > We have FINALLY worked out a neutral way to link all internal supply chain systems to drive data, analytics, and ultimately, visibility." Courtney Soulsby, Global Director, Healthcare, British Standard Institution (BSI) [**source**](https://www.linkedin.com/posts/courtney-soulsby-8a311512_origintrail-decentralized-knowledge-graph-activity-6785842064576929792-uOsw) Together with the British Standards Institution (BSI), Trace Labs, the core developers of the [OriginTrail](https://origintrail.io/), has launched AidTrust to bring trust, transparency, and reliability to the global pharmaceutical industry. Using the OriginTrail DKG and industry best practice, AidTrust ensures end-to-end traceability for donated medicines and vaccines whilst retaining data integrity and security. “BSI, supported by strategic partner TraceLabs, implemented a data management hub based on the OriginTrail Decentralized Knowledge Graph (DKG) and underlying blockchains, powering a solution that enables product authentication, tracks patient utilization, and highlights any diversion or waste issues.” This case study is currently underway in India. {% embed url="" %} {% hint style="info" %} “98% of Fortune 500 Pharmaceutical Clients partner with BSI to mitigate risk and protect Brand Reputation“. [source](https://twitter.com/BSI_America/status/1351953816690831371) {% endhint %} {% embed url="" %} If you want a summary of this project, community member IOTB posted a great Twitter thread: {% embed url="" %} There are currently two global pharmaceutical companies and one NGO participating in the case study utilizing the BSI / Trace labs joint solution (see case study link above). Community member guinnessstache managed to TRAC down one of the big Pharma currently using the ODN. {% embed url="" %} BSI and Courtney Soulsby, Senior Development Director for Healthcare at BSI, were invited by Corvus Global Events to present their AidTrust solution on March 15th 2022 in an “[Exclusive Presentation](https://postimg.cc/jW8fXWwB)“. The attendees of this conference, Pharma Supply Chain & Security World 2022, were none other than [most Pharma giants of the world](https://postimg.cc/N2RwgHRn). Here are some highlights from Courtney Soulsby presenting on [Pharma Supply Chain & Security World 2022](https://corvusglobalevents.com/conference/pharma-supply-chain-security-world-2022) {% embed url="" %} --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://tracdeepdive.gitbook.io/deepdive/overview/healthcare/bsi-healthcare-aidtrust.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.