
A staged path from preparation to accountable community systems.
A clearer public view of the current flagship diligence, proposed future development systems, and the decision gates that separate planning from delivery.
Stage-aware development
Every phase has a purpose, a status, and a gate.
The public roadmap is intentionally cautious. Later phases are not commitments until the prior phase has evidence, local grounding, and the approvals required to proceed.
Phase 1: Flagship Site — West Africa (Nigeria)
The flagship workstream is under due diligence: evaluating a potential regenerative community site and the legal, cooperative, and stewardship structures that would be required before any acquisition claim. The Founding Cohort is organizing research, local relationships, and verified documentation first.
Purpose & next gate
- • Verify title, authority, and an appropriate cooperative structure
- • Commission independent land and soil assessment only after lawful access and review
- • Draft a transparent governance charter
- • Prepare criteria for future on-the-ground stewardship
Current needs
Legal research, land surveyors, grant writers, founding stewards
Phase 2: Regional Expansion — West Africa Corridor
Potential future sites may be considered only after the flagship due-diligence and governance process produces verified lessons. This is a proposed planning horizon, not a committed expansion.
Purpose & next gate
- • Document verified learning from the flagship process
- • Map future candidate areas responsibly
- • Build a qualified partner network
- • Prepare only preliminary infrastructure concepts
Current needs
Architects, agronomists, regional organizers
Phase 3: Infrastructure & Food Sovereignty
An illustrative future infrastructure pathway: solar, water, food production, learning, and shared facilities could be designed after lawful land stewardship, community consultation, approvals, and funding are in place.
Purpose & next gate
- • Develop source-backed infrastructure scenarios
- • Assess solar and water requirements
- • Design scalable food-production options
- • Plan community facilities only after due diligence and approvals
Current needs
Solar/water specialists, engineers, builders, educators
Phase 4: The Movement — 1,000 Builders Network
A proposed long-term network of builders, supporters, and partners that could share verified lessons across future sites. It is a movement horizon, not a completed operating network.
Purpose & next gate
- • Grow the Founding Community responsibly
- • Share verified lessons and governance practices
- • Support lawful site-by-site stewardship
- • Document the model for future generations
Current needs
Everyone — every role in the build
