A. Create Sustainable Communities.
B. Funding: Indigenous Global Funding will extend $1.5 million in credit to each member’s business.
C. A shared mindset among community members promotes unity and mutual support leading to a self-sustaining community and economic cycle.
D. To foster economic cooperation and growth among Indigenous-owned businesses through private contracts and mutual support.
A business model that encourages the reuse, repurposing, and recycling of resources within the community. It emphasizes sustainability to reduce waste and the negative effects of consumption on the environment. The Tribal Circular Economy also involves supporting each other in various aspects of business transactions, services, and charity.
At its core, a framework that encourages the reuse, repurposing, and recycling of resources within the community. In order to reduce waste and the negative effects of consumption on the environment, the Tribal Circular Economy places a higher priority on sustainability. For example, a company might hire Tribal people for indirect services like business accountants, lawyers, and renting office space from a member owner and then contributes at least 10% of its earnings to charity.
