Farmers Empowered
18.6M
Africa model scalable to 500M growers worldwide.
Global Vision
Planetary impact by 2030
The Biodiversity Arc charts a coordinated pathway for nations to adopt regenerative economies, aligned with SDGs and nature-positive commitments.
The Urgency
We are running out of time. Every day, fertile land turns to dust, millions go hungry, and families are forced to migrate — not because they want to, but because their soil, water, and livelihoods have disappeared.
The extractive global economy has reached its breaking point. If we continue as we are, the cost of inaction will exceed $1.2 trillion per year by 2030—just to manage climate refugees and food shortages.
That same amount used intelligently could end hunger and poverty while generating multi-trillion-dollar regenerative industries.
The Economics of Regeneration
By 2030, the Arc will generate $9.6 billion in annual turnover, reinvesting $2.8 billion each year into new BioFactories and ecosystem restoration, expanding into a $50 trillion regenerative economy that transforms the cost of crisis into the profit of renewal.
Projected Roadmap
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Year 5
Farmers move from poverty to profit; the first carbon-negative communities emerge.
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Year 10
Over 1 billion people gain sustainable food, homes, and jobs.
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Year 15
Starvation ends, deforestation reverses, and climate stability is restored.
Projected Outcomes by Year 15
People Fed
3B
Delivered through regenerative supply networks.
Homes Built
5.4B
Affordable dwellings built from renewable biomaterials.
Jobs Created
1B
Localised roles in farming, construction, and biomanufacturing.
CO₂ Sequestered
14–22B t
Equating to 35–55% of the global drawdown target.
Land Restored
80M ha
Circular economies revitalising forests, soils, and watersheds.
Economic Turnover
$50T
A regenerative economy converting crisis costs into value.
Annual Reinvestment
$2.9B
Directed into new BioFactories and ongoing ecosystem restoration.
Alignment with UN Sustainability Goals
The Biodiversity Arc turns sustainability goals into measurable, profitable results — creating one coordinated system that delivers across the United Nations 2030 Agenda:
- SDG 2 – Zero Hunger: Regenerative farms feed millions through resilient, local food systems.
- SDG 7 – Clean Energy: Bio-energy and solar networks power communities and industries.
- SDG 8 – Decent Work & Economic Growth: Thousands of new jobs created across farming, construction, and biomanufacturing.
- SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities & Communities: Carbon-negative homes and infrastructure built from renewable biomaterials.
- SDG 13 – Climate Action: 14–22 billion tonnes of CO₂ captured annually at global scale.
- SDG 15 – Life on Land: Eighty million hectares of forests, soils, and watersheds restored through circular, nature-positive economies.
Together, these outcomes demonstrate that economic expansion and biodiversity recovery can advance hand in hand — turning global commitments into a regenerative and profitable reality.
A Glimpse into the Future
Living Soil
A farmer tends living soil, irrigated through AI-guided systems that conserve every drop.
Regenerative Crops
Crops grow organically, nourished by compost from community biowaste.
Clean Energy & Homes
Energy comes from the village biodigester; homes are built from carbon-storing biomaterials.
Thriving Community
Families work locally — weaving fabrics, teaching, producing food — no need to migrate.
Sovereign Intelligence
AI remains local and sovereign, helping people, not replacing them.
The Call of Our Decade
Charlie Stuart Gay Founder, Influence Foundation & Patron of FLAIR 2025“We are in the most decisive decade for the planet. What if the answer to food insecurity, migration, and climate change was not a thousand separate efforts, but one united movement? The Biodiversity Arc exists to harmonise competition into collaboration — where governments, industries, and people rise together. Saving the planet does not have to cost the Earth.”
Take Action
Join the Arc
Governments, cooperatives, NGOs, and impact investors are invited to collaborate in establishing regenerative corridors across regions. The Arc creates tailored pathways for implementation—linking land, technology, and finance to accelerate deployment.
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