Kokonut Five Dimensions of Impact ♻️
WHAT – The objective is to test our DAO thesis by building and developing syntropic plantations under the DAO model, which intersects real-life communities, web3 communities, and global culture. The outcome of this investment will create a perpetual asset that will improve people's lives in every aspect.
WHO – The families who own the land where the project will be developed are underserved in every aspect, including education, finances, health, and opportunities. In Latin America, jobs and the economy mainly function in big cities, and the countryside is typically marginalized or taken advantage of by large corporations. A blockchain-based co-op can help remove many of these barriers.
HOW MUCH – Approximately 60 families own the land, and the project will create thousands of direct and indirect jobs. This will be life-changing for everyone, as it will provide opportunities and value for at least 20 years.
CONTRIBUTION – Underserved individuals depend on these types of projects and new concepts based on blockchain that open doors to new paradigms and possibilities. The current system's criteria and entry-level are very high, making it difficult for those who cannot meet their standards.
RISK – We have several fail safes in place, such as agricultural insurance, open-source cloud accounting systems, government and community oversight, and technical support from government agencies.