🌱 OASA Village Fund — first cohort of 10, fall 2026 →

100,000 hectares
in trust by 2050.

OASA moves land out of the speculative market and into perpetual commons — accessed easily and digitally, with verifiable ecological impact, regenerated by the villages that live on it and held in trust for a 1000-year horizon. We’re at 25 hectares. The Village Fund is how we get to 100,000.

Swiss non-profit association · land in perpetual trust · use rights, never equity

Water retention lake at Traditional Dream Factory, Alentejo, Portugal

Hectares 1 to 25

Traditional Dream Factory, Alentejo — seven years in, the land is in trust and the soil is better than when we started.

The road to 100,000

One prototype. A network of villages.

Every hectare is backed by a living community, a working economy, and a governance structure designed to last centuries. Villages are the unit of scale: the fund seeds them, the network refills the fund, the commons grows.

25 ha

In trust today · TDF, 2018–

1,000 ha

2030 · first cohorts of villages

100,000 ha

2050 · the mission

9–35 Mt

CO₂e sequestered over 30 years

Billions

Of litres held back in living soil

3–9K

Rural livelihoods at maturity

€100M

Annual commons revenue at scale

Conservative, literature-based estimates for a 100,000-hectare Mediterranean footprint, from OASA’s impact thesis Regenerative Sovereignty at Scale. Ranges, not promises.

How it works

From ownership to stewardship.

1

Land in trust

A Swiss association and land trust hold each site in perpetuity — or an indigenous ownership structure or local land trust does. No individual title, no equity, no profit distributions: the land can never be sold or flipped.

2

Seven principles

Soil, water, air, waste, rewilding (≥50% wild), resources (≤5% built) and community. The OASA Constitution sets the minimum every site upholds; Guardians of Nature hold a veto.

3

Villages on Closer

Communities run on Closer and issue tokens that carry use rights and governance — a night’s stay, a vote — never financial returns. 1% of every transaction refills the Village Fund.

OASA Village Fund · Powered by Closer

Two ways in.

A $100K seed round now, live on Artizen. Ten villages in fall 2026, each campaign matched ~3x. A token raise in spring 2027. Pick your side of the table.

Proven in the field

The first 25 hectares are already in trust.

Traditional Dream Factory in Portugal’s Alentejo is Europe’s first token-powered regenerative village: a degraded farm turned cork-oak savanna with a 50% wild core, 45% agroforestry and under 5% built. Bird species returned, wells recharged, compacted clay turned to living soil. Seven years of consent-based governance, and it runs entirely on Closer.

25 ha

In trust

300+

Token holders

1.5M

Litres rain capacity

€1.5M+

Raised via tokens

Cork-oak landscape at TDF Tree planting nursery at TDF Regenerative agriculture at TDF Aerial view of the TDF community

As seen in

Reuters The Japan Times Expresso Jornal Económico

Pick up your stewardship.

Landowner, partner, researcher or community builder — tell us where you fit. Villages and funders have their own fast paths above.