Problems impact staking can solve

Impact staking can be employed as a source of perpetual stream of funding to tackle the biggest problems that face the world

Traditional Aid and Development models have, with the very best intentions, not delivered in line with donor or recipient country expectations. The outcomes that traditional aid can deliver are overwhelmed by the critical problems of climate change, inequality and infrastructure.

Climate

Climate change is reducing the current and future quality of human life. The effects of accelerated decline in biodiversity, sea level rises and longer, more intense heat waves reduces humanity’s ability to thrive. The problem requires long term capital to transform the global economy, the way we consume and how we live.

Inequality

We live in a time of unsustainable inequality. They are found across the dimensions of income, wealth and the ownership of productive assets, educational opportunity, life expectancy, health and political influence. Returns increasingly go to capital holders instead of labour (people who do work). The injustice of inequality also increases the chances of global conflict.

Infrastructure

Infrastructure investment can potentially make an important contribution to solving and managing climate change and inequality. Infrastructure supports trade, enables businesses, connects workers to jobs and creates opportunities for struggling communities, while protecting people from an increasingly unpredictable natural environment.