Strategy plan 2024 1. Policy Nature for Life focuses the importance of healthy nature for our daily lives mainly on young people worldwide, as an electorate in a democratic system and future innovators 2. Priorities 2.2. Internationally designing and producing short internet videos with a humorous cover and a serious core about the "nature functions" to go viral for young people 2.3. “Nature functions”, also called “Ecosystem services”, shall be better promoted: a. Water b. Food c. Climate d. Energy e. Health 2.4. Several independent sister foundations are in process to become a national Nature for Life: the same name, mission, logo, but independent in implementation and finances. 2.5. More than 20 innovations in subjects under point 2.3 are being developed and results will be shared internationally with the sister foundations. 3. Actions 3.1. Finding the best producers for "viral going" short internet videos 3.2. Replacement of charcoal for meal preparation by various other techniques with e.g. fermentation, solar, microwave and induction heating techniques 3.3. Multiple and linearly scalable land use practices, such as the Energy Food Forest( EFF), where solar energy production can be combined with biodiverse food crops and rainwater harvesting, storage and irrigation. 3.4. Installing the first "Bee Hills" in urban environments to increase local biodiversity 3.5. R&D into methods for capturing and storing residual heat and CO2 from combustion engines 3.6. Support sister foundations in setting up the first possible projects, such as an 'eco-corridors' around a polluted river for our 'pilot sisters' in Gambia, and Madagascar 3.7. Supporting sister foundations in their national problems with waste plastic, aimed at infrastructure and fractionation. 3.8. "Ecocide" is the widespread destruction of ecosystems, usually for private interests. Nature for Life supports actions that ensure that ecocide is recognized as a formal international crime within the Rome Statute of the International Crminal Court (ICC) 3.9. Development of the "DrinkingTrain", an energy-independent system for the production of drinking water
