WORK PLAN

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1. Feasibility Studies on which Countries will best Profit from Our Services and Operations;

2. Signing of Public-Private-Partnership Agreements (PPP/P3) with respective countries.

3. Once finalized a Minimum of $1 Billion (US Dollars) per tranche deposited into Country; a GRAND TOTAL of $5 Billion per country.

4. ABVP undertakes the following operational strategy :

   1. Acquisition of 1 million acres of land for regenerative agriculture

   2. Sewage sludge treatment plant constructed and operational

   3. Franchise Waste-Hauling

   4. Ocean/river/ground water clean-up (skimmer-hauling)

   5.  Disrupt Infectious disease through cleanup technology (COVID 19)

   6.  Receiving yard- Microwave Pyrolysis (waste-to-energy) treatment plant established

   7. Waste-to-Energy facilities are constructed;

   8. Power Grid Ownership;

 

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OPERATIONAL PHASE ONE—CLEAN UP

CLEAN FOOD SYSTEMS

Regenerative Agriculture through recycled waste

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ABVP will initiate appraisal, purchase, and management of large parcels of land with the intent of reaching 1 Million Acres of commercially viable land. As deforestation, desertification, soil degradation, chemical leaching and runoff, and other destructive practices take their toll on once viable farmland, ABVP will look to regenerative, organic agriculture practices to re-introduce life back into the soils and surrounding environments.

 

Diversification of crop production and livestock will be at the forefront of the work that ABVP does. While income generation and profitability will be at the heart of the operation, cropping and livestock production will be in harmony with government food security policy, export initiatives and environmental regulations.

 

ABVP will lead out on an agricultural revolution pushing for more sustainable practices that regenerate depleted soils and demonstrate a concern for feeding the local population and ensuring that meaningful employment is widely available in rural and often previously impoverished regions. 

 

CITY CLEAN UP

Sewage Sludge Treatment

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ABVP undertakes a strategic coordination with government bodies and city officials to begin cleaning of all sewage sludge (waste water, sewage, and unclean water ways). Everything goes through ABVP’s treatment facilities which include thermal hydrolysis and anaerobic digestion, where large molecules such as proteins and lipids are broken down under heat and pressure. This renders the sewage sludge into a beneficial organic material that can be applied as a fertilizer for crop production. Further processing can generate dissolved organic matter to biogas (which can be used to fuel the treatment process). This makes the entire plant self-sustaining on an economic and environmental level.

 

Franchise Hauling

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ABVP streamlines the process of collecting and managing waste and garbage buildup in cities through Franchise hauling. This will be necessary to rapidly expand the clean-up efforts on the ground with garbage trucks and operational staff managing all logistics. This privatized way of hauling ensures that garbage is not politicized or unnecessarily slowed down. ABVP utilizes further proprietary technology to sanitize and thereby disrupt the spread of infectious diseases through waste i.e. COVID 19.

 

Water Systems Clean-up

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As franchise hauling exists on the ground, ABVP utilizes garbage skimmers and operational staffing in the same way on a cities surrounding water systems to collect and manage waste. This ensures an all-encompassing collection system where the entire city is being cleaned from the inside out.

 

OPERATIONAL PHASE TWO— INTEGRATION INTO ENERGY

Waste-to-Energy

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ABVP sees waste as an untapped opportunity for countries. By establishing a pyrolysis plant, a simple landfill becomes a valuable asset to developing countries. as waste is generated into energy in the form of electricity and heat from the primary treatment of waste. ABVP also has the technology to process waste into fuel (i.e. methane, methanol, ethanol, and synthetic fuel), providing countries with an additional resource to build their economies and become more self-sustaining.  

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Vertical Integration into Energy

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ABVP understands that impoverished communities and the majority of citizens in large cities do not have the capacity or desire to pay for trash hauling services. This is why ABVP seeks to turn garbage into a valuable resource in the form of energy (fuel, gases, electricity, organic fertilizer, etc.)

 

ABVP will work direction with the government and with electricity providers to establish a partnership or acquire power grids in order to fund operations. As ABVP’s patented waste management systems provide power to cities and communities, all other ABVP operations will be sustained i.e. city cleanup, franchise hauling, sewage sludge and waste-to-energy treatment, and agricultural operations. This will create a sustainable circular system that improves the environment and the well-being of the overall population.

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 Value Added Proposition

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ABVP sees the importance of setting these systems up for the safety and security of the planet and populations we serve. ABVP also understands the inability for populations and governments to pay for waste management, especially when many are in a state of survival. The concept of clean cities, clean waterways, and clean agriculture should not be out of reach even for developing countries and with ABVP, they are not thanks to financial backing and the cyclical nature of the operations that are run. The income generated from agriculture and energy will feed the operation so as to keep it not only self-sustaining but profitable as a JV and PPP with the government. Our vision and goals align directly with the governments and people we serve. Our sustainable, cyclical systems allow for governments and countries without resources an option for cleaning their countries while increasing their independence and autonomy with additional key resources in the form of commercial agricultural production and energy.

 

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Economic and Environmental Impact

 

ABVP sees the waste management systems and agricultural operations it invests in as an opportunity to lift millions out of poverty and provide a clean and secure environment for the future of countries and the world. ABVP projects over 100,000 jobs created in the first phase and an additional 100,000 jobs in the second phase. As agriculture has a massive multiplier effect and ABVP’s operations will not be competing or taking away but rather adding to other industries. We projects significant economic growth and stability in the form of resource independence (energy), food security, and increased income and labour. As our agricultural systems become more mechanized, ABVP’s waste management systems will grow and expand across major cities allowing for those who are seeking good job opportunities outside of rural areas to enter the cities for better opportunities while still enjoying a clean environment. Outside of the direct job growth, due to multiplier effects, it is projected that over 1 million jobs will be created with the increased opportunities in agriculture, the expanding energy sector, and additional businesses that build off of the foundation that ABVP establishes.