In support of our commitment to transparency and our status as an ANBI (Public Benefit Organization) stichting, we share Article 2 from our Deed of Incorporation. This article outlines our mission to address global polycrises through systemic innovation and transformation, aiming to create a sustainable, just, and equitable world for all.

“The foundation aims to address humanity’s systemic and global polycrises by organising and catalysing systemic global innovation and transformations for a sustainable, just and liveable world with equal opportunities for all. More specifically, the foundation aims to fill unmet needs in an integrated and coordinated manner in the following areas, among others:

1. improving global welfare and development, including hygiene, healthcare and prevention for all;
2. protecting nature and the environment, including the pursuit of sustainability for animal welfare on the planet;
3. providing long-term welfare and security for all living beings by making the economy, production, science, research and education more sustainable and effectively innovative;
4. providing all people (including children and the elderly) with access to good health and care according to humanistic values;
5. reducing inequalities within and between countries, peoples, communities, cultures and genders;
6. promoting equitable procedures and institutions for peaceful and inclusive societies;
7. cooperating with national and international partners and communities, and furthermore doing all that is directly or indirectly related or conducive to the foregoing, all in the broadest sense of the word.

2. The foundation tries to achieve its object by, among other things:

1. organising systemic transformation through mobilisation, coaching, development and collaboration of talented people;
2. promoting the ideal of collaborative decentralised leadership (holacracy) and the use of appreciative enquiry to address major global challenges;
3. leveraging AI tools to create the technical platforms needed to develop and support talented people to achieve these systemic transformations at scale;
4. raising funds from domestic and foreign individuals, organisations and companies;
5. establishing, managing and directing, participating in, organisations or legal entities, financing and otherwise standing surety for third parties, and furthermore all that is directly or indirectly related or conducive to the foregoing, in the broadest sense of the word.

3. The foundation is a not-for-profit organisation.

4. The foundation aims to operate as a public benefit organisation within the meaning of Article 5b of the State Taxes Act (Algemene wet inzake rijksbelastingen).”

UnitedPeoples Foundation Policy Plan Summary

Vision and Mission

UnitedPeoples aims to address humanity’s systemic and global polycrises by organizing and catalyzing systemic global innovation and transformations for a sustainable, just, and livable world with equal opportunities for all.

Key Objectives

1. Global Welfare and Development: Improving hygiene, healthcare, and preventive measures for everyone.

2. Environmental Protection: Protecting nature and the environment, promoting sustainability for animal welfare.

3. Long-term Welfare and Security: Innovating sustainably in economy, production, science, research, and education.

4. Access to Health and Care: Ensuring good health and care for all, including children and the elderly, based on humanistic values.

5. Reducing Inequalities: Addressing inequalities within and between countries, peoples, communities, cultures, and genders.

6. Promoting Peaceful Societies: Advocating for equitable procedures and institutions for peaceful and inclusive societies.

7. International Cooperation: Collaborating with national and international partners and communities.

Organizational Structure

UnitedPeoples operates on principles of collaborative decentralized leadership (holacracy) and uses appreciative inquiry to address major global challenges. The organization focuses on mobilizing, coaching, and developing talented individuals to achieve systemic transformations.

Fundraising and Partnerships

The foundation will raise funds from international wealth funds, corporations, and high- net-worth individuals who recognize the need for systemic change.

Activities and Implementation

The nucleus of UnitedPeoples will be a working organization in the Netherlands with a strong international focus. Future participation in companies to expedite activities will be communicated as necessary.

Compliance and ANBI Status

UnitedPeoples Foundation (stichting UnitedPeoples) commits to meet all requirements for ANBI status, ensuring that it operates on a non-profit basis and serves the public interest.

Full Policy Plan

Supervisory Board

Guido Jozef Katwijk Director

Jeremy Joel Cohen Director

Robert John Westrope Chairman

The supervisory board positions are unpaid. Board members will not receive any remuneration for their work. However, reasonable travel expenses incurred in the performance of their duties will be covered, provided these expenses are pre-approved.

Stichting UnitedPeoples

RSIN: 866620205

SBI Code: 94996 – Other Idealistic Organizations ( Overige Ideële Organisaties)

Haagsche Hof, Parkstraat 83

The Hague, 2514 JG

The Netherlands

info@unitedpeoples.earth

https://www.unitedpeoples.earth