The Tiwah VCC is facilitating and supporting a Community of Practice addressing the growing gap between humanity and the Earth's life support system. This gap poses an existential threat to humanity's future. The Tiwah company, which is located in Germany and Grenada, carries out projects aligned to this goal. The Tiwah VCC is the place where the company connects to stakeholders in all societal sectors to work with them in design projects that benefit them.
If you want to work with the Tiwah company and the VCC CoP on research and development project that can bring humanity into a relationship with Earth that respects the reciprocity between humanity and the Earth's life-support system, please, join this VCC.
[Jul. 01, 2025] Smart Water Technologies: Air Water 4U helps people in the Caribbean have reliable access to clean drinking water. Climate resilience is an important value in a region exposed to hurricanes, droughts and floods that all can impact availability of clean drinking water. See also the AW4U VCC ...
[Feb. 24, 2026] New Scenario for 2028 Points to an AI-related Highly Undesirable Future for Economy: Aisha Down and Dan Milmo discuss in their article “‘A feedback loop with no brake’: how an AI doomsday report shook US markets” the scenario study “THE 2028 GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE CRISIS A Thought Exercise in Financial History, from the Future” by Citrini and Alap Shah posted on February 22, 2026 on Substack. This study points out that the financial system of today was optimized over decades for a world of scarce human minds. AI changed this: “This is the first time in history the most productive asset in the economy has produced fewer, not more, jobs. Nobody’s framework fits, because none were designed for a world where the scarce input became abundant. So we have to make new frameworks. Whether we build them in time is the only question that matters.” The authors point out that the economy could find a new equilibrium, and “getting to this new equilibrium is one of the few tasks left that only humans can do. We need to do it correctly.”
