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On August 12, the Good Health Pass Collaborative released the Good Health Pass Interoperability Blueprint. The Blueprint proposes a new set of interoperability specifications which, as they are adopted, will allow airlines and governments to verify travelers’ COVID status (proof of vaccination, testing, and recovery), while simultaneously ensuring that core principles – such as privacy, security, user-control, and equity – are protected.

The Good Health Pass Interoperability Blueprint proposes a comprehensive standard for digital health passes, which will enable compliant passes to be universally recognized and accepted by airlines, airports, and border control agencies around the world, thus creating a trusted, convenient, and seamless travel experience.

More than 120 experts from the health, travel, and technology sectors contributed to the development of the draft Good Health Pass Interoperability Blueprint through an open and transparent process managed by the Interoperability Working Group for Good Health Pass at the Trust over IP Foundation, a JDF-charted organization within the Linux Foundation.

ID2020 is proud to announce the launch of the Good Health Pass Collaborative along with leading individual companies and organizations in the technology, health, and travel sectors – including the Airports Council International (ACI), Commons Project Foundation, COVID-19 Credentials Initiative (CCI), Evernym, Hyperledger, IBM, International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Linux Foundation Public Health, Lumedic, Mastercard, Trust Over IP Foundation, and others (complete list).