
Climate Projects and Climate Perpetual Debts
Driving force for innovation in global climate governance

Driving force for innovation in global climate governance

The United Carbon Sink Fund (UCSF) is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization registered in Colorado, USA. UCSF's headquarters office is located in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, Africa, and it plans to establish branch offices in regions such as Africa, Asia, South America, and Australia.
The core mission of UCSF is to design the issuance framework for Climate Perpetual Debt denominated in the green digital currency GGDC, in accordance with the Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP) under the Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC). It is also responsible for developing the standard system for climate projects and the evaluation framework for their long-term economic value and climate benefits.
UCSF is dedicated to promoting the sustainable development of global forestry and ecological industries centered on water-efficient food production and distributed biomass energy. This is achieved through supporting large-scale desertification control and ecological restoration, afforestation and reforestation, and the utilization of marginal lands. By enhancing the planet's natural climate mitigation capacity, UCSF aims to foster a market-driven climate project capital financing solution through its crypto-environment-based Climate Perpetual Debt issuance system. This approach is designed to attract private sector attention and participation in global climate governance.
Climate projects refer to large-scale ecological resource development initiatives defined by UCSF, measured against 30-year long-term economic value and corresponding emission reduction benefits. These projects will drive the synchronous development of primary, secondary, and tertiary industries in late-developing economies. This includes large-scale water-efficient food cultivation, perennial high-efficiency energy plants and high-yield forage crops, as well as the planning and construction of zero-carbon forest and agricultural product processing industrial parks.
UCSF also plans to explore the establishment of a decentralized global climate bank (special climate projects) and set up branches in key ecological regions. Examples include the Aral Sea Climate Bank, Sahel Climate Bank, Congo Rainforest Climate Bank, Amazon Climate Bank, Middle East Climate Bank, India-Pakistan Climate Bank, and Northeast Asia Climate Bank. Climate banks are developmental inclusive financial institutions serving individuals and communities. Their core mission is to support biodiversity restoration and ecosystem protection by adhering to and expanding upon the EU's "Natural Credit Roadmap" standards, incentivizing conservation and restoration efforts by farmers, forest managers, protected areas, and local communities—the guardians of ecosystems.
UCSF's mission is to provide capital solutions for climate projects. We look forward to establishing partnerships with large-scale ecological development projects in late-developing regions and welcome your outreach via email

The mission of the United Carbon Sink Fund is to design an innovative Climate Perpetual Debt issuance system. This system provides capital financing solutions for climate projects in developing regions, promoting poverty reduction and green economic development in these areas. We aim to contribute to the United Nations' 2050 global net
The mission of the United Carbon Sink Fund is to design an innovative Climate Perpetual Debt issuance system. This system provides capital financing solutions for climate projects in developing regions, promoting poverty reduction and green economic development in these areas. We aim to contribute to the United Nations' 2050 global net-zero emissions target and the global climate control goals set for the end of this century.

The United Carbon Sink Fund issues the GGDC token on the Ethereum blockchain, endowing it with climate-related value and credit:
Token Standard: ERC-621 / ERC-721
Token Name: Global Green Digital Currency / Green Digital Currency
Token Symbol: GGDC
Token Contract Address: 0x68917a0e538CF4A807b3D415C1af5cDBab0FF4DC
Token Carbon Pool Equivale
The United Carbon Sink Fund issues the GGDC token on the Ethereum blockchain, endowing it with climate-related value and credit:
Token Standard: ERC-621 / ERC-721
Token Name: Global Green Digital Currency / Green Digital Currency
Token Symbol: GGDC
Token Contract Address: 0x68917a0e538CF4A807b3D415C1af5cDBab0FF4DC
Token Carbon Pool Equivalent Value (CCAs): Tons of CO₂ contained per ten thousand GGDC.
Token Carbon Sink Equivalent Value (CEAs): Annual increase in tons of CO₂ per ten thousand GGDC.
The carbon equivalent metrics for GGDC will be published in real time in the future.

By integrating voluntary carbon neutrality obligations with the goal of asset value appreciation, GGDC as a carbon trading medium will create an unprecedented, vast global voluntary carbon neutrality market. By holding GGDC, individuals and institutions can not only fulfill their carbon neutrality commitments but also benefit from asse
By integrating voluntary carbon neutrality obligations with the goal of asset value appreciation, GGDC as a carbon trading medium will create an unprecedented, vast global voluntary carbon neutrality market. By holding GGDC, individuals and institutions can not only fulfill their carbon neutrality commitments but also benefit from asset preservation and growth. The UBK-WAP Volunteer Community Platform will operate as a global, 24/7 voluntary carbon neutrality marketplace. We welcome you to join this fully prepared volunteer community.

The strategic level can be summarized as follows:
Scale. Only by implementing large-scale desertification control and ecological restoration projects can we counter the global expansion of desertification.
Scientific. Only by exploring and researching cutting-edge theories, technologies, equipment, materials, and methods for desertification control and ecological restoration, and commercializing these research results, can we truly and effectively promote global desertification control and ecological restoration on a large scale.
Intelligent. Faced with the vast expanse of desertified areas, humanity can only effectively and scalably advance global desertification control and ecological restoration by employing advanced technologies and equipment centered around AI, including satellite remote sensing, drone remote sensing, pattern recognition and analysis, and organic polymer materials.
The tactical level can be summarized as follows:
Mechanization. While the transition from human-scale sand control to mechanized sand fixation has significantly improved efficiency, it is still difficult to counter the global expansion of desertification.
Ecological. Faced with such a vast expanse of desertified areas, research findings on ecological sand fixation theories, materials, and implementation methods that combine sand fixation with ecological natural recovery capabilities will become the theoretical cornerstone for promoting large-scale global desertification control and ecological restoration.
Unmanned. Based on the aforementioned theoretical foundation of ecological sand fixation, AI, remote sensing technology, general aviation, and drones will play a key role. From environmental analysis to sand control plan development, from spraying organic sand-fixing materials to seed sowing and afforestation, and from monitoring effectiveness to evaluating sand control results, all aspects can be accomplished by AI, general aviation, and drones. Unmanned operations are the only way to implement large-scale desertification control and ecological restoration projects.
Only by implementing these strategies and tactics globally can we fundamentally reverse the passive situation where the pace of desertification control cannot keep pace with the pace of desertification. The core driving force behind these strategies and tactics is the GGDC climate perpetual debt.
The strategic cornerstones of global desertification control and ecological restoration are:
Efficient, scalable theoretical technologies, methods, and materials;
Innovative crypto-financial solutions that mobilize global participation;
The strategic goals of global desertification control and ecological restoration are:
Within 10 years, curb the global expansion of desertification and begin to gradually reduce the area of desertification;
By mid-century, through desertification control and ecological restoration, cultivate hundreds of millions of hectares of water-saving crops, build a second granary, and significantly enhance global food security; and cultivate hundreds of millions of hectares of high-efficiency energy plants, providing billions of tons of methanol-based green hydrogen energy annually, making a significant contribution to global energy transition and the United Nations' climate control goals by the end of this century.
Sichuan Rongxing Company plans to cultivate 1.5 million mu of super giant reed in Sichuan and Guizhou over the next 10 years, with a total investment of approximately 15 billion RMB. Upon reaching full capacity, the project is expected to achieve annual sales revenue of 9 billion RMB, develop about 12.38 million tons of CCER carbon sinks, and reduce emissions by 23.3 million tons annually.

The Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC) is a non-profit climate and environmental organization registered in Colorado, USA, composed of distinguished individuals from governments, climate and environmental sectors, finance, and related fields acting in their personal capacity. GCCC is applying for its formulated and promoted Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP) to be listed as a non-governmental cooperative climate initiative under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), aiming to attract greater attention and participation from individuals and institutions.
United Reserve Bank (UBK) is a non-profit cryptocurrency issuing institution registered and approved by the government of Colorado, USA. UBK's core business is to issue a climate cryptocurrency for the Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP), as per GCCC's strategic planning. This cryptocurrency, the green digital currency GGDC, is anchored by Climate Perpetual Debt.
The United Carbon Sink Fund (UCSF) is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization registered in the USA, with its headquarters based in Ethiopia, Africa. In accordance with GCCC's strategic planning, UCSF is responsible for identifying qualified climate projects and issuing Climate Perpetual Debt denominated in the green digital currency GGDC to advance global climate development.
The Green Digital Currency Alliance (GGDA) is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization registered in the USA. Its core mission is to promote the development of a global voluntary carbon neutrality market. This market uses the green digital currency GGDC as a trading medium and operates through the carbon neutrality volunteer community platform, UBK-WAP, mobilizing all of humanity to focus on and participate in global climate governance.
The GGD (Asia Pacific) Alliance is an independently operated partner organization established in Chengdu, China, authorized by the GGD Alliance. This organization will implement the Carbon Neutrality for All volunteer action plan within the legal framework of the local government.
The Global Cooperation Climate Initiative & Project Development Center (GCCI&PDC) is an authorized partner of the Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC). Its core business is to provide comprehensive services for climate projects in line with GCCC's Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP), thereby facilitating the progress of climate project development.
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