Purpose driven aligned profit generating organisations and objects that do not fully align with the gaia commons profit sharing agreement.

The three categories that are covered by the Gaia Investments Fund are:

Investment Vision Statement

The support for the different projects, initiatives, startups and/or companies invigorates the entrepreneurial ecosystem, emphasizing solutions that prioritize humanitarian needs and sustainable advancements. Meanwhile, the backing of Distributed & Horizontal Organizations (DAOs & DHOs) promises to revolutionize organizational structures for decentralized, community-driven operations.

Together, these multifaceted endeavors signal Gaia Hub’s commitment to driving positive change across industries, championing a blend of economic growth, environmental sustainability, and humanitarian upliftment.

Gaia Commons Hub will focus its investments on 6 core Regenerative Investment Classes that align with our visión, mission and purposes:

These practices ensure a consistent, nutrient-rich food supply, enhancing local food security. Additionally, by cultivating indigenous crops and fostering diverse ecosystems, Gaia Hub plays a pivotal role in safeguarding vital pollinators and indigenous biodiversity.

Gaia Hub invests in education and hands-on training for local farmers, fostering self-sufficiency and broadening the adoption of sustainable methods. Circular agricultural systems are emphasized, where waste from one process becomes valuable input for another, minimizing waste and enhancing soil quality.

Through establishing platforms connecting farmers directly with consumers, the Hub also facilitates fair pricing and transparent transactions, solidifying its commitment to both environmental and socio-economic upliftment.

By viewing each land acquisition not just as property but as a canvas for regeneration, it seamlessly integrates permaculture principles and sustainable design. This focus ensures the land’s potential is maximized, bolstering natural ecosystems and promoting biodiversity, all while utilizing resources judiciously.

The built infrastructures stand as a testament to eco-friendly materials and practices, harmonizing with the environment. These spaces evolve into vibrant communities and hubs of innovation. Serving as educational landmarks, they equip residents and visitors with insights into sustainable living. In essence, Gaia Hub’s land development endeavors sow the seeds for a future rooted in shared environmental responsibility and interconnectedness.

Gaia Commons Hub will invest in sustainable and regenerative tourism projects that support local economies and promote cultural preservation. Projects that prioritise environmental conservation and community empowerment will be given special consideration. Investments will be evaluated based on their potential for positive social and environmental impacts.

The embrace of digital and blockchain solutions redefines how operations, logistics, and communication are approached, setting new standards for transparency and efficiency. The agricultural sector benefits from technologies addressing food scarcity, while water management sphere witnesses innovations to provide cleaner and more accessible water. Waste management too undergoes a revamp, steering towards eco-friendly solutions that ensure environmental and community well-being.

We offer a variety of educational programs that increase people’s capacity for living more self-sufficiently and interdependently, by having an aligned network and community of regenerative specialists in a variety of fields with ideal environments for training. Our network provides access to digital resources to empower people’s sovereignty and resilience. It also provides tools to strengthen social relationships and skills in managing and re-allocating resources. Our approach respects local customs, traditions, priorities and needs. 

Partner established companies revitalize their operations to be eco-friendly and ethically grounded, influencing their entire supply chains. Innovative solutions tackle global challenges, from renewable energy to sustainable materials. Through Gaia Hub’s influence, transparency and collaborative business models become the gold standard, ensuring businesses are attuned to global needs.

The investment approach for each asset class will be guided by a set of criteria, including social and environmental impact, financial viability, and alignment with Gaia Commons Hub’s purposes and principles. Donations or investments will prioritise projects in developing countries, or in developed countries if they benefit marginalised communities. 

Capital allocations to local organizations will be determined quarterly, and gLocal Stewards will have the authority to make this funding allocation decisions within their gLocal Investment Organization, adhering to the global policy framework. Investments will be evaluated based on their potential to address multiple asset classes simultaneously

Overall, Gaia Commons Hub aims to create a community-driven investment ecosystem that promotes sustainability, social justice, and economic prosperity. Through collaboration and innovation, we believe that we can create a better world for all.

The success of Gaia Commons Hub and g-Local Investment Organizations is heavily reliant on the effective management of roles within the organisation. Each role plays a crucial part in ensuring the Organizations are run efficiently and effectively. The following roles have been identified as critical to the success of the Org and g-Local Investment Organizations. Each role has a unique set of responsibilities, and it is essential that each role is carried out effectively to ensure the overall success of the Organizations.

Management Roles

While initially may be some sharing or resources among the Local Investment Organization’s it is envisaged that over time each of the Org’s will have a team that manages the Org and the investment process.

Performance Measurement

We also evaluate each investment against its own investment thesis and financial projections. We conduct regular portfolio reviews to ensure that our investments continue to meet our performance targets.

In addition to financial performance, we also measure the social and environmental impact of our investments. We use a set of key performance indicators (KPIs) to track progress against the SDGs and evaluate the impact of our investments on local communities and the environment. These KPIs include metrics such as carbon emissions reduction, job creation, and community engagement.

We believe that measuring the impact of our investments is essential to achieving our mission of creating a more sustainable future. By tracking financial and non-financial metrics, we can ensure that our investments are aligned with our values and goals and are making a positive impact on the world.