🚀 Our Project
The NAMBI regenerative token
We believe that conserving the Nambi Sanctuary, protecting the Guacalillo Mangrove Forest, and cleaning the Grande de Tárcoles River's basin to prevent plastic from reaching the oceans is not a matter of lacking technology or manpower — but a matter of aligning incentives and capital to regenerate nature. This is exactly what the NAMBI regenerative token model is designed to accomplish.
As a pioneering Regenerative Finance (ReFi) initiative, NAMBI redefines how we assign value in an era of ecological crisis. Rather than seeking returns through extraction or speculation, NAMBI is intrinsically tied to the tangible ecological wealth of one of Costa Rica’s most vital ecosystems. It also embodies immense intangible value, derived from the measurable environmental and social impact it enables.
By channeling capital into real-world outcomes — from conserving biodiversity and restoring degraded landscapes, to empowering scientific research, global environmental awareness, and local community resilience — NAMBI positions itself at the forefront of global sustainability and mangrove conservation efforts.
More than a token, NAMBI is a purpose-driven impact instrument — empowering holders to assign value not because markets dictate it’s profitable, but because regenerating rivers, protecting species, and safeguarding our shared future is beyond price.
This is where value meets purpose — and where regeneration begins.
🏛️ Legal Structure
The project is structured under the issuing entity, Nambi Sanctuary Technologies Ltd., a British Virgin Islands (BVI)–incorporated special-purpose vehicle. This entity operates in coordination with its controlling entity, the Nambi Sanctuary Foundation, based in Panama.
The Nambi Sanctuary Foundation retains ownership of the ecological asset—the 288-hectare Nambi Sanctuary—and grants Nambi Sanctuary Technologies Ltd. (its subsidiary and sole beneficiary) a commercialization agreement to manage the project and issue the NAMBI token.
This arrangement enables a transparent and efficient environmental financing model, whereby the issuing entity holds beneficiary rights over the asset solely for the purposes of token issuance, management, and commercialization, in full compliance with applicable digital asset and utility token regulations.
The relationship between both entities is structured to legally safeguard the organization’s objectives, preventing any speculative use or deviation from its intended purpose.
The Foundation serves as the guarantor of the mission and custodian of the sanctuary’s territorial integrity, while the issuing company operates within the defined contractual limits for the commercialization and technological management of the token.
🧭 Our Mission
Beyond mangrove conservation, our mission is to drive sustainable development—proving that regenerative economic models can be both nature-positive and economically incentivized. 100% of the proceeds from NAMBI token sales are reinvested to scale our impact through conservation, ecosystem restoration, scientific research, environmental awareness, and sustainable development, building a circular economy rooted in nature.
👁️ Our Vision
By aligning the core of its value proposition with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the growing interest in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) assets, combined with its ultra-high scarcity and limited token supply, NAMBI aims to become the leading nature-based regenerative token for global participants committed to creating positive environmental and social impact.
🌐 Alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Nambi Sanctuary is inherently aligned with the United Nations 2030 Agenda, directly contributing to 15 out of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By restoring mangrove and tropical forest ecosystems, supporting local communities, leveraging cutting-edge technology, and building circular economy infrastructure, NAMBI creates a uniquely traceable model of environmental and social impact that advances global sustainability.
By aligning ecological, technological, and social design with the UN SDGs, NAMBI transforms a local conservation initiative into a globally scalable regenerative finance model, proving that land stewardship can serve both nature and humanity—without compromising either.
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👥 Social and Community Development
SDG 1 – No Poverty Green employment, community engagement, and income from restoration, waste management, and ecotourism reduce local vulnerability.
SDG 2 – Zero Hunger Protecting fish nurseries and promoting ecosystem services supports food security for fishing communities.
SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being Reducing pollution, enhancing air and water quality, and offering biophilic spaces contribute to public health and mental well-being.
SDG 4 – Quality Education Nambi Sanctuary funds environmental education for youth, visitors, and local communities while building an international scientific hub.
SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities Eco-infrastructure and pollution mitigation increase climate resilience and sustainable living near urban centers.
SDG 16 – Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions Transparent governance structures, legal clarity, and participatory frameworks foster institutional integrity and reduce potential conflicts over natural resources.