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Impact investment for all of us
Everyday people acting in collaboration and solidarity to lend their support to courageous impact enterprises worldwide, helping to unlock their positive potential and benefit communities.
EcoGPX: Art-Tech-Community to Reshape Wealth Generation
EcoGPX pioneers art-tech-community interactions, reshaping wealth generation and traditional ROI. By hacking social media, we channel funds toward ecological and social impact. Leveraging community arts expertise, we propose a new socially regenerative financial model.
Community of practice for funds creating just finance
We work with innovative funds creating new models for participatory governance, community wealth and power building. A community of practice will support them to identify, troubleshoot, and create an exponential number of wealth hacks that these funds are navigating in real time.
Chose installers that support local economy impact through the hiring of county residents
There are three main barriers that keep people from adopting solar: cost, red-tape, and customer inaction. The most important truth remains--Solar panels are a smart energy solution of the future that reduces the risks we face from increasing power prices and cuts our reliance on fossil fuels – over 35% of Blaine County’s electricity mix comes from out of state coal fired power plants. The limited-time nonprofit initiative reduced the three barriers listed above. RePower cut costs by relieving customer acquisition costs for installers. Red-tape and momentum barriers were addressed by vetting installers for the customer; setting up educational workshops to explain the technologies, incentives, and financing options; and creating limited-time campaigns to get people to act fast.
Free Solar Site Assessment and an Accompanying Reach-Out from Local Installers
There are three main barriers that keep people from adopting solar: cost, red-tape, and customer inaction. The most important truth remains--Solar panels are a smart energy solution of the future that reduces the risks we face from increasing power prices and cuts our reliance on fossil fuels – over 35% of Blaine County’s electricity mix comes from out of state coal fired power plants. The limited-time nonprofit initiative reduced the three barriers listed above. RePower cut costs by relieving customer acquisition costs for installers. Red-tape and momentum barriers were addressed by vetting installers for the customer; setting up educational workshops to explain the technologies, incentives, and financing options; and creating limited-time campaigns to get people to act fast.
Installers provide an all-inclusive $/w purchase price, decreasing by defined tier levels as capacity increases
There are three main barriers that keep people from adopting solar: cost, red-tape, and customer inaction. The most important truth remains--Solar panels are a smart energy solution of the future that reduces the risks we face from increasing power prices and cuts our reliance on fossil fuels – over 35% of Blaine County’s electricity mix comes from out of state coal fired power plants. The limited-time nonprofit initiative reduced the three barriers listed above. RePower cut costs by relieving customer acquisition costs for installers. Red-tape and momentum barriers were addressed by vetting installers for the customer; setting up educational workshops to explain the technologies, incentives, and financing options; and creating limited-time campaigns to get people to act fast.
Electric Vehicle Group Purchase Program
There is hesitancy for both individuals and businesses to make the switch to electric vehicles due to lack of EV education and not enough financial incentive. It was important to start an electric vehicle initiative in the area, especially as Idaho’s transportation sector has the largest sources of carbon dioxide emissions in the state. Electric vehicles (EVs) directly reduce these emissions – especially when paired with renewables energy sources like solar.
Electric Vehicle Community Outreach and Education
There is hesitancy for both individuals and businesses to make the switch to electric vehicles due to lack of EV education and not enough financial incentive. It was important to start an electric vehicle initiative in the area, especially as Idaho’s transportation sector has the largest sources of carbon dioxide emissions in the state. Electric vehicles (EVs) directly reduce these emissions – especially when paired with renewables energy sources like solar.
Actionable Impact Management Guidebooks
Assessing the risk and impact of you investments, grants and social business is complex and time consuming. Often feedback from capital deployment to outcome created, and learnings are not properly aligned. Having an outcome lifecycle platform from defining the impact strategy, metrics selection, result data collection, analysis, insight, and reporting can bring necessary accountability that impact space demands.
Multistakeholder Partnership
WIPO GREEN is an interactive marketplace that promotes innovation and diffusion of green technologies. It does this by connecting technology and service providers with those seeking innovative solutions
Green Technologies Matchmaking projects
WIPO GREEN is an interactive marketplace that promotes innovation and diffusion of green technologies. It does this by connecting technology and service providers with those seeking innovative solutions
Online database of technologies
WIPO GREEN is an interactive marketplace that promotes innovation and diffusion of green technologies. It does this by connecting technology and service providers with those seeking innovative solutions
Coordinate Existing Actions
WIPO GREEN is an interactive marketplace that promotes innovation and diffusion of green technologies. It does this by connecting technology and service providers with those seeking innovative solutions
Partnering with local established organizations
WIPO GREEN is an interactive marketplace that promotes innovation and diffusion of green technologies. It does this by connecting technology and service providers with those seeking innovative solutions
resilience.io
By 2030 5 billion people will need housing, infrastructure, services, food, healthcare, education, decent jobs and natural resources, with growing threats to society from climate change, water/food insecurity and ecological destruction. There is consensus among UN agencies and national governments to tackle these challenges and sufficient investment capital is available but not released due to lack of city region capacity and investment mechanisms. Computing and communications technology, geospatial data volumes and modelling skills have now improved significantly to enable integrated planning & investment decision making at the city community level to release this capital into the right projects. Our 2030 Roadmap action plan shows how $100 million core funding can create open-source software tools and facilitate release of $3.5 trillion/year of risk informed capital into city regions to enable 5 billion people by 2030 to live safe, healthy, productive, prosperous, fulfilling lives.
Community Engagement
Springfield is experiencing severe economic distress as well as the damage and vulnerability that came about as a result of five disasters that were disproportionately experienced by the Connecticut River Valley watershed. Economic distress is concentrated in neighborhoods next to the downtown area and closest to the Connecticut River, where residents are predominantly people of color and experience a 41% poverty rate.
Business and Job Opportunities
Springfield is experiencing severe economic distress as well as the damage and vulnerability that came about as a result of five disasters that were disproportionately experienced by the Connecticut River Valley watershed. Economic distress is concentrated in neighborhoods next to the downtown area and closest to the Connecticut River, where residents are predominantly people of color and experience a 41% poverty rate.
Safe & Healthy Rental Homes
Springfield is experiencing severe economic distress as well as the damage and vulnerability that came about as a result of five disasters that were disproportionately experienced by the Connecticut River Valley watershed. Economic distress is concentrated in neighborhoods next to the downtown area and closest to the Connecticut River, where residents are predominantly people of color and experience a 41% poverty rate.
Clean Redundant Energy Sources
Springfield is experiencing severe economic distress as well as the damage and vulnerability that came about as a result of five disasters that were disproportionately experienced by the Connecticut River Valley watershed. Economic distress is concentrated in neighborhoods next to the downtown area and closest to the Connecticut River, where residents are predominantly people of color and experience a 41% poverty rate.
Flood protection
Springfield is experiencing severe economic distress as well as the damage and vulnerability that came about as a result of five disasters that were disproportionately experienced by the Connecticut River Valley watershed. Economic distress is concentrated in neighborhoods next to the downtown area and closest to the Connecticut River, where residents are predominantly people of color and experience a 41% poverty rate.
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Crafting the Narrative
To educate children about the SDGs.
Road crossings serving as sand dams
Globally, the annual investment in road infrastructure is $1-2 trillion with 40% in developing countries and 70,000 kilometers of new road being constructed in Sub-Saharan Africa alone, in addition to considerable rehabilitation and maintenance on existing roads. With relatively small or zero additional investment, roads can add value by helping to harvest water, improving flood resilience, and even contributing to the control of sand dune formation.
Farmers harvesting road water
Globally, the annual investment in road infrastructure is $1-2 trillion with 40% in developing countries and 70,000 kilometers of new road being constructed in Sub-Saharan Africa alone, in addition to considerable rehabilitation and maintenance on existing roads. With relatively small or zero additional investment, roads can add value by helping to harvest water, improving flood resilience, and even contributing to the control of sand dune formation.