World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim said. “But if we are going to end poverty by 2030, we need much more investment, particularly in building human capital, to help promote the inclusive growth it will take to reach the remaining poor. For their sake, we cannot fail.”

The target populations for our impact investors and impact bonds aim to design in developing countries that are marginalized and have vulnerable groups, like women, the young and the elderly. More Importantly the Impact development bonds (dib’s) will design to target waste management & recycling in Haiti. While the Impact investors are designed to target financial inclusion and social welfare for the disadvantage people in Haiti.     

The Haitian Dollar asset will be the underline product and service seeking to contribute to financial inclusion in Haiti. Particularly, for the underbanked populations and for women, who typically have been inadequately represented users of digital finance. Honson Luma, 2020

Impact investing is somewhat of a new term in the market, used to describes instruments and investments made across numerous assets classes such as cryptocurrencies, business sectors and national regions. With the intentions to generate a quantifiable social and environmental impact alongside a financial return.   

According to the world bank, across the developing world, the rural poor—approximately 75 percent of the 2.6 billion people living on less than $2 a day— are marginalized from the formal economy. As is the case for the Haitian people, Haiti is extremely defenseless to natural disasters and has been hit brutally and repeatedly over the past few decades by deadly hurricanes and storms. To heighten this issue, the country itself imports more food and raw materials than it exports, leaving it with an increasing deficit and an overwhelming and ongoing food shortage.

We believed that cryptocurrencies as a new emerging class of assets will be a force for good, and we believe that impact investing and development impact bonds represents a momentous opportunity to bring the blockchain innovation, incentives, and resources to the social sector to reduce extreme poverty in Haiti.