Impact on the 17 SGS's

1. No Poverty

2. Zero Hunger

Food systems designed to meet everyone’s daily nutritional needs.
An in-house greenhouse secures reliable food supply, resilient against extreme weather and market disruptions.

3. Good Health and Well-being

Design for accessibility, allowing people of all ages and abilities to move safely throughout the building.
Water, air, and food quality are continuously monitored for all

4. Quality Education

With basic needs met, individuals are free to learn and teach—both children and adults.
Digital connectivity enables remote learning.
Community spaces foster collaborative learning and knowledge exchange..

5. Gender Equality

No group has exclusive control over access to food, water, or essentials.
Because resources are provided freely for all, equality is embedded into the system.

6. Clean Water and Sanitation

7. Affordable and Clean Energy

Powered entirely by renewable energy—solar, wind, and battery storage—provided as a free resource for all.
Smart energy management ensures efficiency and reliability.

8. Decent Work and Economic Growth

The habitat doesn’t impose work as a condition for survival—basic needs are free.
This allows people to pursue meaningful projects, creative endeavors, or entrepreneurship without fear of poverty.

9. Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

Cutting-edge architecture and robotics enable automated construction and maintenance.
Freed from survival pressures, people are empowered to innovate.

10. Reduced Inequalities

All basic needs are provided equally, regardless of income, education, gender, religion, or background, etc.—erasing the root causes of inequality.

11. Sustainable Cities and Communities

tEcoHabitats are fully off-grid, generating their own energy, producing food, and recycling all water and waste.
Engineered for resilience against natural disasters—including fires, earthquakes, and hurricanes—strategically located beyond flood and tsunami risk zones.

12. Responsible Consumption and Production

Food and energy are produced locally, reducing waste and limiting dependence on unsustainable external resources.

13. Climate Action

Minimal carbon footprint through renewable energy, off-grid systems, and sustainable design.
Advanced architecture ensures resilience to climate change impacts.

14. Life Below Water

15. Life on Land

Nature-integrated design preserves surrounding biodiversity.
100% sewage recycling prevents land pollution.
Self-sufficient food production reduces environmental disruption and ecosystems loss.

16. Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

By ensuring everyone’s basic needs are freely met, the foundation for peace and cooperation among residents is naturally strengthened.

17. Partnerships for the Goals

Open-source collaboration welcomes volunteers, companies, and researchers worldwide.
High-speed satellite internet enables global knowledge sharing and collective innovation.