Geneva is recognized as the "diplomatic capital of the world" due to its hosting of various international organizations including the UN's European headquarters, the World Health Organization, the International Labour Organization, the World Trade Organization, the International Telecommunication Union.

These entities contribute significantly to addressing global challenges and promoting international collaboration. This is why we believe in the importance of launching a local node and promoting regenerative agriculture practices here.

The needs to improve the ongoing initiatives are many, but the most important ones are uncorrelated communities solving humanitarian, climate and food security issues, which are all very entangled and deserve a neutral place to connect, open dialogues and implement regenerative practices on the ground together.

We plan on leveraging the expertise and extensive network of Impact Hub Geneva, with whom we can imagine ways of adoption of financial strategies that not only generate economic value but also prioritize environmental and social well-being. Moreover, our future collaboration would align seamlessly with Impact Hub Geneva's commitment to advancing the circular economy, further amplifying the positive impact on a global scale through the principles of Regenerative Finance.

I see an opportunity to bridge the ReFi community with the international organizations making efforts on these issues but lacking grounded and capable people to execute on solving locally proven experiments that need the backing to scale internationally.