Impact
We’re a bit nervous about our impact dashboard. We’re still small and iterating to community feedback. But we believe in transparency, and continuous- improvement. So here’s what we’ve done so far with donations. We’ll share outcome metrics next!
What we’ve learned
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Clone and scale
Our most effective projects are small, and easily clone and scale to other sites with peer training.
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Recoverable grants
We’ve been experimenting with blended finance tools like recoverable grants to extend donor funding.
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Autonomy
Communities want autonomy and are willing to listen about what will make them independent.
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Indigenous-led
This started as a high-tech community, but we learned Indigenous leaders give really intelligent aims!
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Financial independence
Creating high-tech micro-businesses for communities can yield immediate revenue for them.
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Rights of Nature
Rights of Nature has become a big pillar, because of impact on food security and land rights.
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Communications
Lots of charities spend a high operating margin on comms, we learned we’re more efficient by focusing on action.
DO YOU SHARE OUR AIMS?
We’re a registered US 501(c)3 nonprofit. Our mission is effective altruism. We create and promote independence among people who are economically disempowered with revenue-generating high-tech projects that are designed to be self-sustaining, market-creating, globally beneficial, and transition to local self-governance.