Transformative sustainability refers to a holistic approach aimed at creating positive and lasting changes in environmental, social, and economic systems to ensure a more sustainable and resilient future. Here are some key aspects:

• Systems Thinking:
  Emphasizes understanding the interconnectedness of environmental, social, and economic systems. Considers the dynamic and complex relationships between various components within these systems.
  
  
• Long-Term Vision:
  Focuses on achieving sustainable development goals over the long term rather than short-term fixes. Strives for lasting positive impacts that benefit current and future generations.
  
  

• Innovation and Technology:
  Encourages the development and adoption of innovative technologies that promote sustainability. Seeks to integrate cutting-edge solutions for environmental and social challenges.
  
  

• Social Equity:
  Prioritizes social justice and inclusivity to ensure that benefits of sustainability are distributed equitably. Addresses and rectifies social inequalities and disparities.

• Behavioral Change:
  Recognizes the importance of changing individual and collective behaviors to achieve sustainability goals. Promotes awareness, education, and engagement to foster a culture of sustainability.
  
  
• Circular Economy:
  Advocates for a circular approach to resource use, minimizing waste and maximizing the lifespan of products and materials. Encourages recycling, reusing, and reducing consumption.
  
  
• Adaptability and Resilience:
  Acknowledges the need for systems to be adaptable and resilient in the face of environmental and social changes. Plans for and responds effectively to potential challenges and uncertainties.
  
  
• Collaboration and Partnerships:
  Emphasizes the importance of collaboration among governments, businesses, NGOs, and communities. Recognizes that collective efforts are essential for transformative change.
  
  
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• Policy and Governance:
  Advocates for supportive policies and effective governance structures that promote sustainability. Encourages regulatory frameworks that incentivize environmentally and socially responsible practices.
  
  

• Education and Awareness:
  Highlights the significance of education and awareness campaigns to foster a sense of responsibility and stewardship. Empowers individuals and communities to make informed decisions.
  
  

• Measurable Impact:
  Emphasizes the need for monitoring and evaluation to assess the effectiveness of sustainability initiatives. Utilizes metrics and indicators to measure progress toward sustainability goals.
  
  
  

Transformative sustainability seeks to go beyond incremental improvements, aiming for fundamental shifts in the way societies operate to ensure a harmonious balance between environmental health, social equity, and economic prosperity.

We use an innovative combination of strategies:

• INVESTMENT
  Structured finance approach provides substantial risk mitigation –making Small Projects attractive
  No real estate collateral.
  Provides Capacity Building to SMEs – helps Environmental Industry scale up
  NBFC licence to operate regionally and access debt financing
  
  

• OPERATIONAL
  ZeroCAPEX / BOO (Build-Own-Operate) model
  End Users do not pay for Environmental System upfront
  Monthly Fee model – much easier for End Users to adapt
  Fee covers operations & maintenance etc – hassle free approach
  
  

• TECHNOLOGY
  Harnessing technological innovation accelerates collective global sustainability goals. And with regulatory guidance and approvals we are able to consider options/opportunities for more inclusive investing into environmental sustainability initiatives via blockchain eg STOs
  
  

Please CONTACT US to find out more.

• You pay ZERO upfront CAPEX costs
• You do not take on any technological risk
• Your set-up time is quick
• You will see potential operational benefits
• Your business will achieve positive environmental sustainability impact, complying with regulatory standards

The environmental sustainability space is expanding rapidly, and with it comes challenges. The Project: GAEA platform is well-positioned to meet those challenges:

• FINANCE
  [#TradFi]
  Already in place is a robust and resilient #TradFi structure that has regular predictable cashflows to support the growth of the business.

  [#DeFi]
  Operating from Singapore opens up opportunities to work confidently with regulators to engage in more inclusive and fractional investing opportunities (eg – via STOs.)

• REGULATORY
  Already operating within a strong regulatory jurisdiction of Singapore, we additionally are licensed to build on our existing business model in the Philippines and Indonesia, supporting local SMEs.

  We are enable our end-users to get ahead of the curve by better-preparing them for future environmental regulatory compliance.

• TECHNOLOGY
  Our Environmental #RWA solutions are modular and  technology-agnostic, whilst operationally, we look to harness the power of blockchain to bring these assets onchain to promote transparency for eg data integrity, investor due diligence.

• Providing FUNDING and SUPPORT for capacity-building
• Giving you access to our network and pipeline of projects
• Giving you the opportunity to grow

Project: GAEA has recently seen an increase in demand for projects.

We are building environmental assets underpinned by long term contracts with credit-worthy end users insuring predictable cashflows.


We look to grow our asset-base by more than 100% over the coming years, adding to our long-term projects with project IRR 15%-20%.


We are currently looking to  partner with like-minded investors for our Series B fundraise, and you are encouraged to contact us to discuss this opportunity further.


Contact us on:


gaea@amigo.com.sg