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Conservation& Stewardship

Mentawai One will only be investable if the place it depends on is protected. This sector sets out how conservation finance, indigenous stewardship, reef health, and public accountability are planned to become the programme's core value engine.

85%
Long-term national park expansion target
1.75%
MCoin transaction contribution intended for MCF
MCF
Foundation stewarding conservation and culture
100-year
Mandate horizon
Mandate

Conservation Is Intended to Be the Economic Anchor

Mentawai One is planned around the principle that development value should strengthen the conservation mandate rather than compete with it. Land protection, reef health, indigenous cultural stewardship, conservation finance, and public reporting are expected to operate as one accountable system.

Indigenous Stewardship

Cultural Knowledge Will Shape the Standard of Care

The programme intends to recognise indigenous knowledge as operating intelligence, not decorative heritage. Elders, cultural practitioners, language programmes, traditional ecological knowledge, and community participation are expected to inform education, visitor engagement, design, conservation, and governance.

Green Reserve

Every MCoin Transaction Is Intended to Participate

MCoin is planned as the visible transaction token. The programme intends that 1.75% of every MCoin transaction will go to the Mentawai Conservation Foundation and be converted into Torqua tokens, creating a Green Reserve mechanism that can support conservation and local culture commitments.

Related Pathways

Conservation Covenant

The planned covenant and MCF funding logic.

Indigenous Stewardship

How ancestral wisdom and cultural continuity actively shape our ecological legacy.

Governance

The rules and reporting structures behind the mandate.

Targets

Programme targets and future reporting commitments.

"Protection has to become investable without becoming extractive."

Explore the Conservation Mandate

Explore how ecological protection, cultural stewardship, transaction-linked funding, and public governance are planned to reinforce one another.