What is the Biodiversity Arc?

Whole System
Economy

The Biodiversity Arc is a global initiative that integrates food, housing, energy, and ecology into one Whole-System Economy.

By transforming agricultural bio-waste into renewable materials, food, homes, and clean energy, it restores biodiversity, rebuilds soil health, and creates local prosperity.

Circular economy diagram showing connected flows between food systems, housing, climate, and green jobs.

Planetary Urgency

Why We Need the Arc Now

The Biodiversity Arc tackles the three greatest global challenges—Food insecurity, Migration, and Climate change—with one coordinated solution.

Biodiversity & Climate

Over one million species are now at risk of extinction, destabilising water cycles, weather systems, and the natural balance that sustains life.

Mass Migration

Up to 380 million people could be forced from their homes by 2030 by drought, conflict, and climate disruption, reshaping continents and straining social stability.

Food Security

Global food demand will surge 50% within the decade even as fertile land declines, while more than 800 million people already face hunger without regenerative production.

UN SDG Alignment

Impact at a Glance

Feeding millions, housing communities, restoring the Earth, and creating green jobs aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals across our 2024–2035 deployment roadmap.

Target footprint: 8 million hectares · 2025–2035

SDG 2

FoodSecurity

8 M

people nourished

SDG 8

Jobs& Growth

1.6 M

jobs created

SDG 11

Housing & Communities

2 M

homes delivered

SDG 13 + 15

Climate & Biodiversity

125 Mt

CO₂ captured

Whole-System Returns

Saving the Planet
Does Not Have to Cost the Earth

Each BioFactory unlocks circular revenue streams—from agriculture and bioproducts to housing and energy—so regeneration funds itself.

$9.6 B/year

Projected Turnover

$2.9 B/year

Reinvested locally

Alliance

Partners building the Biodiversity Arc

The Biodiversity Arc unites international partners across government, industry, academia, and civil society to advance large-scale ecological and economic regeneration. Through shared expertise, investment, and technology, the Alliance delivers practical, data-driven solutions that connect food systems, housing, energy, and industry into one coherent framework for sustainable development.

  • Influence Foundation
  • Club of Athens
  • Club of Rome
  • Club of Budapest
  • Club of Brussels
  • FLAIR
  • Food 4 Africa
  • National Hemp Association
  • Access Agriculture
  • Sana Foods
  • Modus
  • Biome Bioplastics
  • Americhanvre
  • Build World
  • KLW Farms & Foods

For every problem exists an infinite number of solutions.

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Global Implementation

Each initiative brings together governments, research institutions, and local communities to implement regenerative solutions in food security, housing, and climate resilience—tailored to regional needs and resources.

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