BY 2050, WE COULD SEE 1 BILLION PEOPLE WITHOUT A HOME OR PASSPORT

Nations and networks are not investing enough in the future, to prepare for the coming changes in the way much of humanity will live. Even if we are able to successfully prevent a majority of the worst outcomes expected by science, a large and growing body of people will be stateless, homeless, and without proven identity to move freely and safely in the world. ‍

‍Why can't this challenge be treated as the greatest opportunity of all time? And why would there not be at least one, if perhaps not multiple capital banking resources devoted to financing the social impact entrepreneurial outcomes needed to solve for the way we must live in the future? And why would we not do that in a way that ordinary individuals can participate in the same way their grandparents did?

WHAT WE HAVE IN PLACE WILL NOT MEET OUR GOALS

Government
Too dysfunctional
Philanthropy
Too limited
Private Sector.
Too risky
Venture Capital word cloud

Venture capital approaches to social impact has been growing but it is not enough to meet the situation. If impact capital remains high risk as it is now, then investing in humanity will remain high risk as well.

"We have evolved incredible financial genius in the last several hundred years and in all that transformation we have somehow boxed saving humanity into a category of high risk."  

                                                                      ~Daniel Matalon ~

AN OWNERLESS BANK
FOR SOCIAL IMPACT

Producing a new source for investment in human survival  

The Bank of Humanity, the final piece of this project, is a new, ownerless open-source investment bank devoted to social impact that can develop a safer funding model for human survival outcomes and innovation outcomes.  The program will launch its funding from collaterally protected $100M allocations into ownerless legal structures that will be given a 5 year program to attain sustainability.

The Bank of Humanity
Protected by
Global Impact Decentralized Insurance Corporation

A FEASIBLE WAY TO ADDRESS CAPITAL RISK

Global Impact Deposit Insurance Corporation
Modeled on bank deposit insurance
designed for all of us to use safely
A new impact insurance program

Creating more available capital means creating more protection for it, and in this case, the intent is do so inside a program that results in more projects of social impact moving forward to implementation.

Protecting innovation means building an insurance pool for it. This means creating a new global impact deposit insurance corporation (a GIDIC) that can offer ordinary depositors and bond holders, of small and large size accounts, to enjoy 100% capital protection while their funds are held, regardless of the outcome of the projects that are funded from it.

There is not a lack of money to be issued. There is a lack of safety. We only need to insure its release.

ORDINARY CITIZENS HAVE POWER

Conflicts rise when people feel powerless.

People want to be engaged and involved in the solutions ESPECIALLY when their ‍survival is on the line

Rising Hate and Tribal Conflict

PEOPLE CAN MAKE HISTORY

Think of Tomorrow
OUR GRANDPARENTS CHANGED
THE COURSE OF TWO WARS


It is estimated the entire agenda of The Sustainable Development Goals is $3.5 Trillion in annual deficit. In World War 1, our ancestors raised more than that amount (in today's dollars) just in the US alone. During both world wars, when survival was on the line, people bought war bonds, to help future pay for survival. They were, of course, guaranteed by the government. Without that collaboration, between the depositors and the guarantors, 20th century life would have been very different, and certainly much darker.

A new, ownerless social impact bank can issue survival bonds, with as good or better protection than any present government can make, and safety reinvest that capital into social impact outcomes that are profitable enough to become self sustainable.