About Global Climate Crypto-action Committee
The Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC) is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization composed of distinguished individuals from global governments, climate and environmental sectors, finance, and related fields, participating in their personal capacities. GCCC is registered in Colorado, USA, with its office located in Washington, D.C., USA.
GCCC advocates for a global climate ideology, exploring the development of an innovative global climate finance system based on free economic theories. It aims to promote poverty reduction and green economic development in late-developing regions, and to advance the achievement of the UN's 2050 global net-zero emissions target, as well as the global climate control goals by the end of this century.
The core mission of GCCC is to formulate and promote a global climate development plan known as the Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP). GCCP utilizes the Climate Perpetual Debt instrument, an asymmetric financial tool created by the United Carbon Sink Fund, to raise substantial development capital for global Climate Projects on a large scale.
GCCC is applying for GCCP to be listed as a non-governmental cooperative climate initiative under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), in order to attract greater attention and participation from institutions and individuals worldwide.
The core objective of GCCP is to raise over ten trillion US dollars for global Climate Projects by the year 2099, using the Climate Perpetual Debt instrument denominated in the green digital currency/GGDC climate cryptocurrency. This capital will drive the implementation of a series of forest and forestry ecological industry development plans centered on water-efficient food production and distributed biomass energy. Through desertification control and ecological restoration, afforestation and reforestation, and the development of marginal lands—each on a scale of billions of hectares—these initiatives are projected to generate total economic value in the hundreds of trillions of dollars. The total emission reductions and biological carbon sequestration are expected to reach a scale of trillions of tons. The implementation of these plans will significantly enhance the planet's natural climate mitigation capacity, foster poverty reduction and green economic growth in late-developing regions, and contribute substantially to achieving the UN's global climate control objectives by the end of this century.
Ecological Hotspot Regions Currently Prioritized by GCCP:
Desertification Control and Ecological Restoration in the Sahel Region, south of the Sahara in Africa;
Forest Protection and Ecological Restoration in the Congo Basin, Central Africa;
Tropical Rainforest Conservation and Ecological Restoration in the Amazon, South America;
Desertification Control and Ecological Restoration in the Arabian Peninsula;
Desertification Control and Ecological Restoration in Central Asia;
Ecological Crisis Management of the Aral Sea;
Desertification Control and Ecological Restoration in the India-Pakistan Region;
Desertification Control and Ecological Restoration in the Western Tibetan Plateau and Tarim River Basin, China;
Desertification Control and Ecological Restoration in Southern and Southeastern Mongolia.
GCCC will continue to focus on development plans for water-efficient food, forest-based food, and renewable energy sources like distributed biomass, wind, and solar in late-developing regions. We encourage climate projects in these areas to secure ultra-long-term capital support through Climate Perpetual Debt.
We sincerely invite government officials, economists, scientists, and other distinguished individuals committed to climate action worldwide, as well as those with unique insights into climate governance, to join the great endeavor of GCCC's climate governance in their personal capacities.
Global Climate Encryption Solutions
Climate Project
Asymmetric Climate perpetual debt
Asymmetric Climate perpetual debt
Climate Projects, as proposed and defined by the United Carbon Sink Fund (UCSF), refer to development projects that possess quantifiable carbon pool, carbon sink, or carbon emission reduction value, along with stable long-term economic returns. The primary long-term value indicators for Climate Projects include:
Project 30-year Carbon P
Climate Projects, as proposed and defined by the United Carbon Sink Fund (UCSF), refer to development projects that possess quantifiable carbon pool, carbon sink, or carbon emission reduction value, along with stable long-term economic returns. The primary long-term value indicators for Climate Projects include:
Project 30-year Carbon Pool Equivalent Contribution (CCAs);
Project 30-year Carbon Sink Equivalent Contribution (CEAs);
Total Project Output Value over 30 years;
Project Planning and Construction Timeline;
Total Project Investment Payback Period;
Land Area Involved in the Project;
Investment per Unit of Land Area;
Output Value per Unit of Land Area.
Asymmetric Climate perpetual debt
Asymmetric Climate perpetual debt
Asymmetric Climate perpetual debt
Climate Perpetual Debt is a debt commitment without a maturity date, established by the entity behind a climate project to advance its development. The United Reserve Bank (UBK) issues the green digital currency, GGDC, to specifically purchase this debt commitment. The climate project entity then utilizes the GGDC to drive the progress
Climate Perpetual Debt is a debt commitment without a maturity date, established by the entity behind a climate project to advance its development. The United Reserve Bank (UBK) issues the green digital currency, GGDC, to specifically purchase this debt commitment. The climate project entity then utilizes the GGDC to drive the progress of its project. The key characteristics of Climate Perpetual Debt include:
Climate Perpetual Debt is not a bond;
The exchange between GGDC and sovereign currencies is a market-driven activity;
All interest payments and profit distributions from Climate Perpetual Debt will be automatically used to repurchase and retire GGDC from the open market;
GGDC, which investors can exchange for and hold, is a globally liquid cryptocurrency similar to Bitcoin (BTC). GGDC is issued driven by climate perpetual debt obligations, whereas Bitcoin is issued driven by mining.
Therefore, GGDC is an asymmetric-structured, debt-currency hybrid climate cryptocurrency.
Green Digital Currency GGDC
Asymmetric Climate perpetual debt
Green Digital Currency GGDC
The green digital currency GGDC is a cryptocurrency issued, driven by the climate perpetual debt obligations of climate projects. This means the United Reserve Bank (UBK) issues GGDC specifically to purchase the debt commitments of these projects. The climate projects bear the obligation to pay interest and profits to the Climate Compe
The green digital currency GGDC is a cryptocurrency issued, driven by the climate perpetual debt obligations of climate projects. This means the United Reserve Bank (UBK) issues GGDC specifically to purchase the debt commitments of these projects. The climate projects bear the obligation to pay interest and profits to the Climate Compensation Account, and all funds within this account are used to repurchase and retire GGDC from the open market. This innovative asymmetric structure design can provide large-scale capital financing support for climate projects. Consequently, GGDC will also become a non-sovereign issued reserve asset and medium of exchange—Climate Foreign Exchange.
Global Climate Crypto-action Plan
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 GGDC 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.
UNFCCC Non-Government Global Cooperation Climate Initiative
About the UNFCCC Collaborative Climate Initiative
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.
Application is currently underway to the UNFCCC...
The Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP) is applying to become a United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)-certified non-governmental cooperative climate initiative.
The GCCP initiative aims to leverage existing, widely distributed global crypto-asset trading markets, as well as the even larger over-the-counter markets for global crypto-asset allocation, to create a blockchain-based cryptocurrency financing tool—Climate Perpetual Debt—for global climate projects. This tool will issue a globally circulating climate cryptocurrency known as the green digital currency, GGDC, dedicated to funding such projects.
Climate projects are development initiatives with verifiable emission reduction benefits, stable long-term economic value, and are often beyond the reach of traditional finance. This field harbors immense long-term capital needs.
By the end of this century in 2099, GCCP targets raising over ten trillion US dollars in aggregate capital for global climate projects through the Climate Perpetual Debt financing instrument. This will drive the implementation of a series of forest and forestry ecological industry development plans centered on water-efficient food production and distributed biomass energy. These plans are expected to generate cumulative economic value in the hundreds of trillions of dollars through ecological restoration of over one billion hectares of desertified land. The total emission reductions and biological carbon sequestration are projected to reach trillions of tons. The execution of these plans will significantly enhance natural climate mitigation capacity, reverse the trend of global warming, and contribute to achieving the UN's global climate goal of limiting temperature rise to 1.5°C by the end of the century.
The initiators of the GCCP initiative include:
Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC);
United Reserve Bank (UBK);
United Carbon Sink Fund (UCSF);
Green Digital Currency Alliance (GGDA).
The above four organizations are non-profit climate and environmental entities registered and approved in Colorado, USA. The initiative will invite and attract participation from governments and regions worldwide, climate and environmental organizations, sovereign investment funds, financial institutions, various asset management entities, institutional and individual investors, as well as climate development projects located in late-developing regions across the globe. Together, they will form an innovative, non-governmental climate action plan to address global climate change.
GCCC Affiliates
Global Climate Crypto-action Committee(GCCC)
The Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC) is a non-profit climate and environmental organization registered in Colorado, USA, composed of distinguished individuals from governments, climate and environmental sectors, finance, and related fields acting in their personal capacity. GCCC is applying for its formulated and promoted Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP) to be listed as a non-governmental cooperative climate initiative under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), aiming to attract greater attention and participation from individuals and institutions.
United Reserve Bank,UBK
United Reserve Bank (UBK) is a non-profit cryptocurrency issuing institution registered and approved by the government of Colorado, USA. UBK's core business is to issue a climate cryptocurrency for the Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP), as per GCCC's strategic planning. This cryptocurrency, the green digital currency GGDC, is anchored by Climate Perpetual Debt.
United Carbon Sink Fund(UCSF)
The United Carbon Sink Fund (UCSF) is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization registered in the USA, with its headquarters based in Ethiopia, Africa. In accordance with GCCC's strategic planning, UCSF is responsible for identifying qualified climate projects and issuing Climate Perpetual Debt denominated in the green digital currency GGDC to advance global climate development.
GGD Alliance(GGDA)
The Green Digital Currency Alliance (GGDA) is a non-profit, non-governmental climate and environmental organization registered in the USA. Its core mission is to promote the development of a global voluntary carbon neutrality market. This market uses the green digital currency GGDC as a trading medium and operates through the carbon neutrality volunteer community platform, UBK-WAP, mobilizing all of humanity to focus on and participate in global climate governance.
GGD (Asia Pacific) Alliance
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.
Global Collaborative Climate Initiative and Project Development Center
The Global Cooperation Climate Initiative & Project Development Center (GCCI&PDC) is an authorized partner of the Global Climate Crypto-action Committee (GCCC). Its core business is to provide comprehensive services for climate projects in line with GCCC's Global Climate Crypto-action Plan (GCCP), thereby facilitating the progress of climate project development.