The Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC) is a global climate initiative initiated by well-known figures from governments, climate environment, finance and related fields around the world in their personal names. GCCC is applying to include the initiative in the non-governmental cooperative climate initiative under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) to attract more institutions and individuals to participate. GCCC is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization registered in the United States.
The purpose of GCCC is to advocate climate ideology and promote global climate development. The development strategy of GCCC is to explore the market development system of global climate financing based on the crypto environment and free economic theory, promote poverty reduction and green economic development in backward countries, and promote the realization of the United Nations' global net zero emissions in 2050 and the global climate control goals at the end of this century.
The mission of GCCC is to promote a global climate development plan called the Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP). GCCC will use the asymmetric structure of the Climate Perpetual Debt tool designed by the United Carbon Sink Fund and the United Reserve Bank, UBK to raise large-scale development capital for the Global Climate Project.
The goal of the GCCP plan is to raise more than $10 trillion for global climate projects by 2099, using climate perpetual bonds denominated in Greencoin GGD climate cryptocurrency, and promote the implementation of a series of forest and forestry ecological industry development plans centered on water-saving food and distributed biomass energy. These plans will create hundreds of trillions of dollars in total economic value through desertification control and ecological restoration of more than one billion hectares of land, afforestation and reforestation, and development and utilization of marginal land, and the total amount of emission reduction and biological carbon sequestration will reach trillions of tons. The implementation of these plans will greatly enhance the global climate natural mitigation capacity, promote poverty reduction and green economic development in underdeveloped regions, and promote the realization of the United Nations' global climate control goals by the end of this century.
GCCP's current focus areas include:
• The "African Green Great Wall Project" in the sub-Saharan Sahel region;
• An ecological industry development plan centered on distributed biomass green hydrogen energy in Central Africa;
• An ecological protection and biomass energy development plan for the Amazon rainforest in South America;
• Desertification control and ecological restoration in Central Asia, as well as a biomass green hydrogen energy industry development plan;
• The "Green Gold for Platinum Plan" aimed at resolving the Aral Sea crisis;
• India's Green Great Wall Project;
• A desertification control and ecological restoration plan in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and Tarim River Basin in western China;
• A desertification control and ecological restoration plan in southern and southeastern Mongolia.
GCCP will continue to focus on water-saving and forest-based food development projects in developing countries around the world, as well as distributed renewable energy projects such as biomass and photovoltaics. We encourage these projects to obtain funding through climate perpetual bonds to promote regional poverty reduction and green economic development.
We sincerely invite government officials, economists, scientists, and other prominent individuals committed to climate change to join the GCCC on a personal basis. At the same time, we also welcome people who have unique insights into global climate governance and GCCC's vision and business to join us and jointly create a market-based climate financing development system based on a crypto environment in the field of global climate development. We look forward to your email!
Climate Projects
Climate projects are development projects proposed and defined by the Joint Carbon Fund that demonstrate quantifiable carbon storage, carbon sequestration, or carbon emission reduction value, as well as robust long-term economic returns. Metrics for measuring the long-term value of climate projects include:
1) The project's
Climate Projects
Climate projects are development projects proposed and defined by the Joint Carbon Fund that demonstrate quantifiable carbon storage, carbon sequestration, or carbon emission reduction value, as well as robust long-term economic returns. Metrics for measuring the long-term value of climate projects include:
1) The project's 30-year carbon storage equivalent contributions (CCAs);
2) The project's 30-year carbon sequestration equivalent contributions (CEAs);
3) The project's 30-year total output value;
4) The project's planned construction period;
5) The project's total investment payback period;
6) The project's land area;
7) The project's investment per unit of land area;
8) The project's output value per unit of land area.
A climate perpetual bond is a perpetual debt commitment established by a climate project entity to promote the development of its climate project. The United States Reserve Bank (UBK) issues Greencoins (GGD) to purchase this debt commitment, and the debtor uses Greencoins (GGD) to promote the development of its climate project. Features o
A climate perpetual bond is a perpetual debt commitment established by a climate project entity to promote the development of its climate project. The United States Reserve Bank (UBK) issues Greencoins (GGD) to purchase this debt commitment, and the debtor uses Greencoins (GGD) to promote the development of its climate project. Features of climate perpetual bonds include:
1) Climate perpetual bonds are not bonds and do not require approval;
2) The exchange of Greencoins for sovereign currencies is a market transaction, subject to the laws of the country in which they are issued;
3) All interest and retained earnings paid on climate perpetual bonds will be automatically used to recover and destroy Greencoins (GGD) from the open market;
4) Greencoins (GGD) redeemed by investors are a globally liquid cryptocurrency similar to Bitcoin (BTC). Greencoins (GGD) are issued by perpetual bonds, while Bitcoin is issued by mining.
Greencoin (GGD) is a cryptocurrency issued by perpetual debt-backed climate projects. The United States Reserve Bank (UBK) issues Greencoin (GGD) to purchase climate project debt. Climate projects are obligated to pay interest and retained earnings to a globally visible climate compensation account, which automatically withdraws and destr
Greencoin (GGD) is a cryptocurrency issued by perpetual debt-backed climate projects. The United States Reserve Bank (UBK) issues Greencoin (GGD) to purchase climate project debt. Climate projects are obligated to pay interest and retained earnings to a globally visible climate compensation account, which automatically withdraws and destroys Greencoin (GGD) from the open market. This innovative asymmetric structure will provide large-scale financing support for climate projects, and Greencoin (GGD) will become a non-sovereign reserve asset—a climate forex.
The core of the Global Climate Crypto Action Plan (GCCP) is to raise more than 10 trillion US dollars for global climate projects by 2099, using the climate perpetual bond instruments created by the United Carbon Fund and denominated in the Greencoin GGD climate cryptocurrency, and promote the implementation of a series of forest and forest and grass ecological industry development plans centered on water-saving food and distributed biomass energy. These plans will cumulatively create hundreds of trillions of US dollars in total economic value from the ecological restoration of more than one billion hectares of desertified land, and the total amount of emission reduction and biological carbon sequestration will reach trillions of tons. The implementation of these plans will greatly enhance the global natural climate mitigation capacity, promote poverty reduction and green economic development in underdeveloped regions, and promote the realization of the United Nations' global climate control goals by the end of this century.
Cooperative climate initiative tracking
Cooperative Climate Initiatives (CCIs) are voluntary efforts undertaken jointly by multiple stakeholders (including non-State and/or governmental actors) working towards achieving a clearly defined climate-related goal shared by the stakeholders within the CCI.
CCIs are categorized as focusing on climate mitigation (directly or indirectly reducing greenhouse gases), climate adaptation and resilience (directly or indirectly fostering adaptation to the impacts of climate change) or a mix of both. Efforts take the form including forging coalitions, alliances, and networks; developing declarations, platforms, hubs or innovative solutions; producing and disseminating knowledge through publications and physical events; setting norms and standards; implementing local projects; establishing monitoring arrangements; training and building capacity; running awareness campaigns; lobbying governments; and creating new products or services.
For more information regarding how CCIs are tracked including registration of CCIs, please consult https://unfccc.int/climate-action/tracking-and-recognition/global-climate-action-portal#About.
The Global Climate Crypto Initiative (GCCP) is applying to become a UNFCCC-accredited non-governmental climate initiative.
The GCCP initiative will leverage the existing, widely distributed global cryptocurrency trading market, as well as the even larger over-the-counter (OTC) market for global cryptocurrency allocation, to create a blockchain-based climate perpetual bond financing instrument for global climate projects. This will involve issuing a globally circulated climate cryptocurrency, Greencoin (GGD), for these projects.
Climate projects are global climate development projects with tangible climate emission reduction benefits and stable long-term economic returns that are difficult to access through traditional finance. This sector presents a significant long-term funding need.
The GCCP aims to raise over $10 trillion in funding for global climate projects by 2099, the end of this century, using climate perpetual bond financing instruments. This will promote the implementation of a series of forest and forestry ecological industry development initiatives, centered around food and distributed biomass energy. These plans will generate hundreds of trillions of dollars in cumulative economic value from the ecological restoration of over one billion hectares of desertified land, and will reduce emissions and sequester trillions of tons of carbon. Their implementation will significantly enhance natural climate mitigation capacity, reverse global warming, and contribute to achieving the United Nations' global climate goal of limiting temperature rise to 1.5°C by the end of this century.
The sponsors of the GCCP initiative include:
1) Global Climate Crypto Action Council (GCCC);
2) United Reserve Bank of Canada (UBK);
3) United Carbon Fund (UCSF);
4) Greencoin Alliance (GGDA).
The aforementioned four organizations are registered non-governmental, non-profit climate and environmental organizations in Colorado, USA. The initiative will invite and attract global governments and regions, climate and environmental organizations, sovereign investment funds, financial institutions, asset management institutions, institutional and individual investors, and climate development projects in developing regions around the world to join the initiative, forming an innovative non-governmental climate action plan to address global climate change.
The Great Green Wall of Africa initiative in the sub-Saharan Sahel region involves the implementation of a forestry development project 8,000 kilometres long and 15 kilometres wide.
The Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC) is a global cooperative climate initiative initiated by well-known figures from governments, climate environment, finance and related fields around the world in their personal names.
GCCC is seeking to have the initiative listed as a non-governmental collaborative climate initiative under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) to attract participation from more institutions and individuals.
United Reserve Bank, UBK is a non-profit, non-sovereign cryptocurrency issuer registered with the Colorado State Government. UBK's core business is to issue a climate perpetual debt-driven cryptocurrency, Green Gold, or Greencoin (GGD), for the Global Climate Crypto Action Plan (GCCP) based on the strategic planning of GCCC.
United Carbon Sink Fund is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization registered in the United States, abbreviated as UCSF). UCSF is headquartered in Ethiopia, Africa.
According to the GCCC plan, UCSF seeks and discovers qualified climate projects, and plans to issue climate perpetual bonds denominated in Greencoin GGD climate cryptocurrency for climate projects, promoting the development of global climate governance.
GGD Alliance is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization registered in the United States. Its core business is to promote the construction and development of a global voluntary carbon neutrality market with Green Gold as the trading medium, and to mobilize all mankind to pay attention to 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.
GCCI&PDC is an authorized partner of the Global Climate Crypto Action Committee (GCCC). Its core business is to promote the development of global climate projects in accordance with the GCCC's Global Climate Crypto Action Plan (GCCP).
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