Tag: mexico

Neal Spackman – Why it is so difficult to get truly regenerative water and ecosystem restoring projects funded

30th June 2023 koenvanseijen Regenerative Agriculture, Water Cycles 0 Comments

A check-in interview with Neal Spackman, founder & CEO of Regenerative Resources Co, on why it has proven to be quite difficult to get his RSA Regenerative Seawater Agriculture project funded. We also talk about mangrove restoration projects, why investors are not jumping on top of it, what he has learned over the last 6 months of brutal painful pitching and hearing no, and more.

Shaun Paul on building a regenerative business movement that gives 90% of the wealth to local indigenous peoples

8th February 2022 koenvanseijen Ecosystem Services Payments, Farmers First Tech, Ownership, Regenerative Agriculture 0 Comments

Shaun Paul, Ejido Verde’s CEO, joins us to discuss the astounding economical and environmental impacts of the pine resin industry not only to local indigenous peoples, but also to the world.

Laura Ortiz, Let financiers being seduced by Latin America biodiversity wealth

24th August 2021 koenvanseijen Diet Change, Investor Stories, Nutrient Dense Food, Ownership, Regenerative Agriculture, Transition finance 1 Comment

A conversation with Laura Ortiz, social entrepreneur, chief purpose officer and co founder of SVX Mexico. Laura joins us to talk about how “transformative finance” is the portal towards regenerative investments and how SVX’s “currency” is trust.

Jurriaan Ruys, planting trees to restore 2b hectares degraded land

21st December 2016 koenvanseijen Ecosystem Services Payments, Landscape Design 2.0, Regenerative Agriculture 2 Comments

Jurrian Ruys is the CEO and co founder of Land Life Company, planting trees to restore 2b hectares of degraded land.