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In partnership with the Shangaan Royal Family, 22 acres in the Limpopo Region near Kruger National Park, South Africa, has been allocated to the project for the first Abundant Village. This pilot village will showcase many of the solutions addressing the biggest challenges in the area.

We are partnering with a world-renowned architecture firm, BSB Design, and Dan Swift, the CEO, to provide the initial land planning and architectural services of the micro homes and buildings at no cost to the project.

We are partnering with Tshwane University of Technology and Professor David R. Katerere to create food and agricultural solutions on and off campus. Additionally, we will provide internships for the students eager to create scalable social impact solutions for our Abundant Village programs.

We are partnering with the International Anti-Poaching Foundation (IAPF) and are working with existing villages to provide key aspects of our model to solve their most pressing needs.

We applied for and will receive a $40,000 grant from the Australian Embassy, in partnership with the IAPF, to work with four local villages in Zimbabwe to provide water, food and energy security as well as paint the school and provide a clinic to support health and wellness. It is estimated there is a population of four to five hundred people that could benefit directly these resources.

We are partnering with local farmers to grow, industrial Hemp to create building materials for our Abundant Villages such as Hempcrete, wood, roofing, clothing and other materials. Hemp can be harvested every six months and is sustainably grown, drought friendly and has dozens of uses.