Why Now?

The wealthiest 1% of the global population control nearly half of the world’s wealth, with their combined net worth exceeding $250 trillion. Relocating all families with children living in landfills worldwide, estimated to be hundreds of thousands of people, would require a fraction of this wealth. A comprehensive relocation plan, including purchasing safe land, building sustainable villages, transportation, new clothing, furniture, healthcare, food security, and a fully equipped school per village, could conservatively cost $5 to $10 billion globally. This estimate would cover the creation of entire self-sufficient communities with proper infrastructure and ongoing support. For perspective, this amount represents less than 0.005% of the wealth held by the top 1%, highlighting that solving this humanitarian crisis is financially achievable with a minimal redistribution of resources.