Pillars of Value

6 Dimensions of Community Impact

Name	Description
WHAT	What's the objective of the project, its goals, and which benefits are exactly being enabled with the deployment of the farm?
WHO	Who are the direct and indirect beneficiaries of the development, growth, and success of the project?
HOW MUCH	Quantitative details of how many people are going to be impacted by the development of the project.
CONTRIBUTION	Details about the tangible contributions being enabled by the development of the project using qualitative metrics.
RISK	What are the risks associated with the development of the project, and how are they going to be mitigated?
PUBLIC GOODS	These are the public goods that are going to be funded via the project revenue allocation.

Ecological Impact Tracking and Measurement

We track and report on the environmental and social impacts of our project using the EBF Framework for Environmental & Social Impact Reports.

We employ several eco-friendly practices to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance carbon sequestration:

Area of Impact	Methodology
Methane (CH4)	Using seaweed-based organic fertilizers Collaborating with local farmers to incorporate seaweed in cow feed
Nitrous oxide (N2O)	Using 100% organic, in-house produced fertilizers Implementing manure management strategies Employing cover crops and crop rotation Adopting no-till or reduced tillage practices (syntropic planting) Integrating trees and agroforestry
Carbon Sequestration	Implementing regenerative agriculture practices (estimated 0.4-1.2 metric tons of carbon per acre per year) Creating food forests Tracking land productivity and organic produce yield
Ocean Impact	Collecting seaweed for fertilizer production Organizing beach cleanups Restoring marine habitats by reducing oceanic trash

This holistic approach minimizes agricultural carbon footprint, promoting soil health, biodiversity, and restoration of marine ecosystems.