Indigenous & Contemporary Knowledge
Nature in Balance - Economy of Abundance - Society in Harmony


265M+
Square Kilometers of Blue Carbon Zone

50M+
Tons of CO2 Sequestered

10+
Pacific Island Nations Engaged
Our Approach
At Waka Pacific, we combine environmental conservation with innovative solutions to address the challenges facing the Pacific Ocean. Our team is committed to promoting sustainable development and fostering partnerships with Pacific Island Nations to achieve our shared conservation goals.
Waka Pacific creates the world's largest carbon sink. Blue carbon absorption will aid directly in the development of healthy oceans while delivering sustainable food chain supplies in balance with the environment throughout the Pacific region using nature-based mitigation strategies and additionality projects under the auspice of the VCM (voluntary carbon market)

Our Tenets

Nature in
Balance
Waka combines indigenous traditional knowledge with contemporary knowledge and technology to reach and sustain balance in nature. Developing a socio-economic system that places nature first is central to the Waka way of development and growth. Therefore, Waka is a strong advocate of the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) to maintain nature in balance

Economy of Abundance
Waka is about building an economy of abundance that doesn't put profit before people or the planet. We are dedicated to creating a blue and green economy across the Pacific that is based on the fusion between indigenous knowledge and contemporary knowledge combining the best of both worlds to generate prosperity and growth for all peoples.

Society in Harmony
Waka takes a holistic approach to developing and achieving harmony in society. Hence, the first two steps towards a Society in Harmony is to ensure nature in balance that leads toward the establishment of an economy of abundance. Society in harmony is based on natural justice, economic independence and social equity to create vibrant and thriving communities
Maa te wairua, hei manaaki, hei tiaki i ngaa waa katoa















