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Country study explores how Gradido can finance prosperity for all in Namibia, inviting co-creation efforts.
This country study asks how Namibia can achieve prosperity for all in harmony with nature, and shows what Gradido — a complementary currency with threefold per-capita money creation (Active Basic Income, public budget, Balancing and Environmental Fund) — could contribute. Building on Namibia's basic-income legacy (the 2008/09 Otjivero pilot and the current basic-income debate), it answers the country's own question of how to finance prosperity for all — not from taxes, donations or debt, but from creation. A source-bound computational core (appendix) tests the orders of magnitude against Namibian primary data. The study understands itself as an invitation to co-create, not a blueprint; its guiding principle is "by Africans, for Africa".
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