Drea Burbank is an MD-technologist and founder of Savimbo — a US startup that generates fair-trade carbon, biodiversity, and water credits to the international market from indigenous groups and smallfarmers. A B-corp, her nonprofit helps with land-rights, literacy, and living conditions. Drea is addicted to yoga, and a complete climate nerd.
[Ask me for a quote from my friends who are really indigenous, and really indigenous leaders. They aren't on Qwoted, but I'm more than happy to provide one and translate the interview.]
Deforestation in the Amazon hasn't stopped, because no one is paying the people who are actually doing it to do something, anything, else.
Indigenous groups in the deep Amazon are like a real-world Avatar — these areas were never colonized. Just because there is a line on a map doesn't mean the actual governance or rules have changed.
Connor McCormick remarks on the use of Digital Faia for Sustainability Officers, using Savimbo's science as an excellent case study.
Published01:28 on July 19, 2023 / Last updated at 09:09 on July 19, 2023 / Stian Reklev / Americas, Biodiversity, South & Central, US / No Comments
Discussion of how DAOs can bridge the financial gap between decentralized and centralized organizations for indigenous peoples.