Results

All public deliverables and publications produced within the project are available for download.

Public deliverables

Assessment of needs and gaps in due diligence

Technological solutions: intrinsic material fingerprints and added tracers

D2.1 Review report on existing tracing and 3D printing technologies
D2.3 Methodology for on-site material flow characterization
Approval by the European Commission pending
D2.4 Methodology for lab-based geoforensic supply chain due diligence audits
Approval by the European Commission pending
D2.5 Methodology for analytical data flow analysis
Approval by the European Commission pending
D2.6 Final report on MaDiTraCe artificial fingerprinting technologies
COMING JUNE 2026

Technological solutions: IT methods

D3.1 Draft report supply chain mapping, requirements elicitation, classification
Approval by the European Commission pending
D3.2 Reference architecture model
D3.3 Guidelines for methodology implementation
D3.4 Architecture definition for PoC implementation - Intermediate Report
D3.5 Components and smart contracts support examples
D3.6 Architecture definition for PoC implementation- Final report
Approval by the European Commission pending
D3.7 Guidelines and recommendations for security/confidentiality/privacy
D3.8 Final report supply chain mapping, requirements, elicitation, classification

Certification schemes development

D4.5 Roadmap report
COMING JUNE 2026
D4.6 LCA methodology to include secondary flows in CPS
D4.7 LCAs of selected materials and products
Approval by the European Commission pending

Communication, dissemination, exploitation & business case

Project and data management

D6.1 Online Worspace MaDiTraCe Final
D6.3 Intermediate AB recommendations report
D6.4 Final AB recommendations report
COMING JUNE 2026
D6.5 Data Management Plan

Ethics requirements

D7.1 EPQ Requirement N.1 MaDiTraCe FINAL
D7.2 EPQ Requirement N.2 MaDiTraCe V1

Disclaimer : Funded by the European Union, please note that these deliverables reflect only the views and opinions of the authors and do not necessairly reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.