Insights

01/ Desert View Agricultural

A human population is only a burden for drylands in the absence of on-farm irrigation infrastructure. By investing in real food abundance today, we are creating the stability required for re-industrialization through blockchains. Stable regions like the United States, supported by high-tier infrastructure, are the inevitable manufacturing hub for the technologies of the next industrial era.

02/ Prairie View Industrial

Humans need resource-interdependence. Food manufacturing supply chains require massive energy for operations, maintenance, and high-density grid connectivity. Sub-Saharan Africa holds the minerals to pay for technology-transfer and the hydropower potential required for operations. The entity that invests in the hydropower of resource-rich corridors wins the challenge for impact.

03/ Forest View Municipal

Human Labor vs. Automation Demand: higher productivity means food abundance for humans. Robots do not consume food but economic growth drives their demand. Investing the municipal water value chain that sustains 2.5 billion people is the world’s most essential utility. By 2050, Sub-Saharan Africa will represent 25% of the global population—the largest consumer market.

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