Ekonavi was launched in 2020 as a platform to strengthen the global agroforestry community and scale the bioeconomy through the intersection of agriculture and blockchain. Over the past four years, Ekonavi has grown into a vibrant ecosystem with over 700 registered projects, 2,000+ users, and 100,000+ annual visitors. At Ekonavi we do the simple thing of allocating resources from blockchain transactions to sustainable agriculture in a documented way, with online data reporting from the projects receiving the resources.

Ekonavi empowers nature-based solutions and climate resilience strategies by providing a structured ecosystem where ecological initiatives can share knowledge, access financial opportunities, and scale their impact. The platform serves as a bridge between local land stewards and global investors, fostering community-driven climate action that is both sustainable and scalable. By leveraging blockchain technology and innovative financial mechanisms, Ekonavi ensures that ecological projects are not only transparent but also verifiable, enhancing accountability and trust among stakeholders. This transparency is critical for attracting investment and ensuring that funds are used effectively to drive measurable environmental and social outcomes.

The result of Ekonavi’s efforts is a growing network of ecological practitioners who have access to the liquidity and market opportunities they need to thrive. These individuals and communities are at the forefront of climate action, working to restore ecosystems, sequester carbon, and build resilient food systems. By empowering them with the tools and resources they need, Ekonavi is helping to accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy and create a more sustainable future for all.

Everyone is welcome to join Ekonavi, create a profile and follow the ecological activities. Anyone with a project can also add it to the map and get rewards for their work. Spreading the knowledge of the forest will make agroforestry practices scale around the world! Come join a course from an Ekonavi project! https://ekonavi.com/