Secure Food and Clean Water for All

Training for Climate Solutions by Cooperatives

Our Vision

In this vision -

We see a completely restored Earth in all places.

We see food security for all people and animals.

We see clean, pristine waters for everyone on Earth to drink.

We see people happily working together to share what they have with one another while working shoulder to shoulder to continue the restoration of Earth and all its life forms.

We see cooperative local decision-making on all matters.

We see the prosperity of life and good health.

Our Mission

To restore Earth, provide food and water security for everyone around the world. This is our mission.

We do this by providing detailed instructions for a unique business model for communities to use around the globe.

In this model, communities where land and ecosystems need regeneration will work together through cooperatives owned by the workers. Three cooperatives to be exact. We will call them the Trio.

One cooperative focuses on capturing and storing rainwater. Another, on planting and providing ongoing nutrition from food forests. And the last one focuses on properly cleansing polluted waters for all beings and creating sanctuary spaces for local wild animals.

The Trio will make an agreement on whether each cooperative will work individually or with the other two. It depends on the area that needs transforming.

To guide the creation and day-to-day operation of these cooperatives, Reap Goodness is creating training e-books that will be translated into 30 languages for worldwide usage as quickly as possible, so more communities can restore Earth and enjoy food and water security.

Education

One of our goals is to teach this model in local schools.  We want our next generation to learn this cooperative approach so they can continue to regenerate their community.

Training

We provide training via e-books on worker cooperatives to help communities move toward food security. This includes planting eco-friendly, organic perennial food in forests, preserving clean water, and carbon sequestration.

Resources

We use our resources, training e-books, and advocacy to enable actions supporting biodiversity, from both the public and legislation. This includes storing water in land via swales (water catchment ditches), capturing rain from roof tops, and cleansing streams/rivers/ponds to supply water and healthy food for people and wildlife sanctuary spaces.