Community Development Projects
Designed at minimum clusters of 2,500 families
Promoting food security for the poverty-ridden and/or displaced to be independent, both economically & socially
Empowering the people through improved education & life-skills
Promoting self-reliance by providing families with job security, housing, water, electricity, vegetables & fish for daily personal consumption
Job Security
Full-time, direct employment for 2 persons per family. Additionally, approximately 500 indirect employments from ancillary industries within the Project City.
Housing
A two-bedroom prefabricated house (inclusive of a living room, dining room & bathroom).
Electricity
Clean, renewable solar/wind/turbine powered energy, sufficient to burn
5 - 6 bulbs of 75 W capacity, for 5 hours per day, per family.
Education
Regular training and capacity building. Providing the tools and education to utilize basic technology.The knowledge to run a self-reliant, self-sustaining enterprise.
Nutritious Food
Healthy, 100% organic (no harmful chemical fertilizers or pesticides used in the growing of fish, shrimp or vegetables), nutritious food for daily consumption.
Healthcare
Access to the hospital/medical facility built as one of the numerous project city amenities available for the families/farmers to avail of.
Infrastructure
A heterogeneous amalgam of architecture and agri-aquaculture merged to form state-of-the-art, modern ancillary technologies, buildings and services with efficiency and functionality.