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Impact initiatives and regenerative projects have the inherent potential to deliver extraordinary social and ecological value. The problem is that very few of today’s changemakers succeed at securing funding for their initiatives. In fact, only a small fraction of the vast pools of green capital ever reaches real projects on the ground. Our premise is simple: the stalemate is real, but the problem is not the projects themselves. It is their framing and the investment architec

Dryland regeneration has captured imaginations for decades, embodied most visibly by the vast afforestation programs of China’s Three-North Shelterbelt and Africa’s Great Green Wall. The challenge now is to look beyond these initiatives – to recognize what has been achieved, but also to identify the missing links that prevent promising initiatives from becoming truly sustainable.

Globally, over $3.6 trillion is circulating in the broader impact and climate finance space. Of this, around $1.6 trillion is already committed as impact capital, while nearly $2 trillion flows annually into climate-related initiatives. Yet only around $18 billion reached blended-finance transactions last year – a fraction of what is available. A significant share of this capital remains underutilized, not because of a lack of funds, but because of a shortage of investment-re

We believe this is one of the most important agricultural developments in recent years. It is clean, ecological, highly efficient and very affordable – and we are already exploring how it can be applied in our own pilot sites. What follows is recognition of a breakthrough that deserves wider attention.

As we move into Phase 2 of our development, we’re preparing to recruit a new wave of mission-driven collaborators to help bring our regenerative vision to life. Over the coming weeks, we’ll begin hiring for select roles within our team.

We’ve been working behind the scenes on something transformative, and today, we’re thrilled to officially introduce Terravive Group.