Your Rights

Water​

Studies have shown that male and female adults require an intake of 3.7L and 2.7L of fluids respectively, which amounts to 24.8 billion liter of fresh drinking water required daily. The average daily water usage for an individual is 450L, which amounts to 3.5 trillion liters of clean water required daily.

Food

According to the FAO, the average minimum daily requirement per capita is 1,800 Kilocalories per day. Food availability inequality is shown very clearly in the below graph in green which shows a great disparity for daily food intake in water stressed and lower income countries, highlighting Africa.

Shelter

Climate change, natural disasters and regional conflicts pose a threat to the right of shelter and is the main cause of the displacement of millions yearly. Housing and shelter are a right are not a commodity and should be provided equally to every human being.


Education

Education is the most powerful tool to educate future generation on market trends and peaceful conflict resolution and is a basic right that raises men and women out of poverty and inequality to ensure sustainable development. Education not only secures their personal life but collectively contributes to the development of a more reliable nation and the world.



Healthcare

The right to healthcare is defined by everyone having access to health services that they require, wherever they are and whenever they need them, without suffering financial hardship. Global spending on health continually rose between 2000 and 2018 and reached US$ 8.3 trillion which is equivalent to 10% of global GDP. Out-of-pocket spending has remained extremely high in low and lower-middle income countries, and represents 40% of total health spending in 2018

Phone Interception

While the interception of cell phones and voicemails is regulated by law worldwide, governments still find a way to intercept communications without a trace. The right to a private life is key, software developers should work hand in hand with government to flag out potential risks and prioritize the severity of the induvial cases rather than working in a guilty until proven innocent method.



Water Power Network

“Water is the driving force of all nature”   Leonardo da Vinci ​

Water Power Network

A unique initiative to launching the Water, Power, Network (WPN) token/coin with outstanding projects and initiatives directed by our visionary team to provide and empower people to demand their basic human rights to them and that their governments in some instances have a difficulty in providing it for various reasons, and if they do, at mind-blowing prices. ​ The main initiative behind launching this token is for cutting the middleman, and have the people invest a small amount of money individually to provide themselves with a cheaper source of water and power supply and make a return on their minimal investment.

Our mission is educating people on their basic rights and developing a network of experts that will develop techniques and technologies for treating and producing our human needs in a sustainable manner and at negligible costs.

The Water Crisis ​

Its Social Impact​

The world’s water crisis is one of the greatest risks to society. Climate change, urbanization, and increasing tension revolving around water supply are only worsening water insecurity one year at a time. 3 in 4 people in the USA and other countries are willing to see their taxes increased to see their city and region protected from water scarcity. But why tax when you can invest and earn this basic human right for a lifetime for free?

Its Economical Impact​

There are 771 million people, 1 in 10, who lack access to safe water and $260 Billion is lost globally due to the time spent gathering water or seeking hygienic sanitation. This predominantly takes a great toll on women and children as they are the ones responsible for collecting it when needed.

What WPN is doing to Help Avoid

WPN has set ambitious goals to address those risks to achieve equal water distribution to humanity for a fraction of the current government tariffs, in an ideal world, we want the people to fund government issued water projects and their operations to generate water for a lifetime at a minimal cost.

4,000,000,000

Almost two thirds of the world’s population, experience severe water scarcity for at least one month each year.

Water Scarcity and its Impact on Food​

Water scarcity and food production are directly linked. Without water, people do not have the means to watering crops which in turn provides food for the world’s ever-growing population. There is an estimated 4 billion people live in areas with high to very high-water shortages, out of which, 1.2 billion people live in severely water-constrained agricultural areas. Water scarcity and unavailability will directly impact residents of such areas, especially if they were residents of lower income countries that are not capable of importing their food needs.

70% of the world’s fresh water is used for agriculture annually, that’s over 2 quadrillion gallons of water. ​ Future water demand by all sectors will require as much as 25 to 40% to be re-allocated from lower to higher productivity employment activities.​ The world’s population is expected to increase to over 10 billion by 2050 which will require an increase in agricultural production by 70% on its own to be able to supply enough food for the world’s population.

Food Security

The world’s food security is already fragile. 21% of Africa’s population faces hunger as of 2020, that’s about 282 million people with the main reasons behind such a high number being recurring droughts or floods that affect crops and are caused by global warming, conflicts & instability, and extreme poverty which are cause by corruption and greed.

The Energy Crisis​

The Crisis​

In a nutshell, the energy crisis is defined by the world's limited natural resources, which are depleting at an alarming rate to fulfill the need for powering our constantly rising industrialized society. The availability of typical natural resources used for energy generation is limited, and the supply is simply not able to satisfy the expanding demand. This is directly linked to global warming, which is also adding-to and escalating the global water crisis. The recent Russian invasion of Ukraine has also changed the global energy landscape and market, resulting in a huge increase in the cost of natural resources, such as oil and gas and putting these markets under strain.

CO2 & Renewable Energy ​

In 2021, global CO2 emissions reached an all-time high, and investments in clean energy technologies has remained below the levels needed to bring CO2 emissions down by mid-century, a challenge that the world needs to overcome to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Fossil-based fuels coal, natural gas and oil dominate world energy production with approximately 79.8%, followed by nuclear energy at 11.1% and alternative sources 9.1%.​ Renewable energies are derived from natural resources that are replenished infinitely, such as wind and sunlight. Some other resources are replenished at a higher rate than they are consumed, such as water, and bioenergy.

Tokenomics​, Collaborations & Partnerships

We Want to Partner With

WPN has been analyzing the market closely and has been shortlisting companies and government agencies with a similar vision for potential partnerships. These partnerships will include a mix of: ​

  • Sovereign Wealth Funds
  • Government Entities
  • Private sector service providers and manufacturing companies
  • Individual Contributors

Tokenomics​

  • MIN/MAX Personal Cap: $100/$2000​
  • Vesting Schedule: 6 months Lockup followed by 12-month linear release​
  • Initial Offering Price: $0,1​
  • ICO:10,000,000 Tokens

The Corruption​

The Crisis​

Side deals, greed and most importantly, unfairness is cause to 1.7B people around the world to live without electricity and around 768M people to live with no access to safe water. According to a 2016 study, every 10% of investment in the water sector that is lost to corruption equals over $75B in losses per year. Corruption also increases the prices of water by up to 30% on households according to another research. According to Umrbek Allokulov, coordinator for research and evidence at Water Integrity Network, found that half respondents who had contact with a water, sanitation or electricity service provider in 36 African countries had paid a bribe at least once.

Impact

Corruption has a negative influence on all human rights, including civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights, as well as the right to development. Corruption typically occurs when some state officers and officials divert funds from budgets for their own benefit instead of dedicating them to advancing human rights. Corruption destroys livelihoods, economies and democracies and keeps poor countries poor, encouraging conflict and instability and leading to fragile environments getting wrecked.


Our Team

Rabih El Sayegh

Founder

Rita Arbash

Research & Development Manager

Muhamad Safdar

Programming Manager

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