Corruption and the Co-op
One question I got was what if there is corruption on the island of La Gonave or within Haiti by politicians. My response. "We have a Zero Tolerance Policy when it comes to corruption"! This not only goes for politicians, but also for civilians. Our Co-op is designed with clawback measures that will punish individuals or cities that participate in corruption. For example, lets say a farmer claims that he started a program that the Co-op created. We as a Co-op will decide if that person should be voted out of the Co-op, pay a fine, or be put on probation. Not being apart of the Co-op can be devastating to a farmer as it will destroy their selling and marketing power. The Co-op is working with many large companies to eventually buy our crops and goods. Being voted out or suspended will make that farmer rely solely on the local market which will impact their way of life. Also if the farmer was renting out equipment, such as our...