Chapter 5: Diversified Financial Contributions – From International to Digital

Introduction: Amplifying CapitalSurn

CapitalSurn is complemented by external financing, using financial flows as a universal lever to support the human work of senior executives within an entrepreneurial continuity.

Sources of Financing

1. Bank Loans: 5% of portfolios at reduced rates (1–2%).
2. UN Grants: UNDP, ILO, UNESCO (e.g., USD 1 billion for education).
3. Crypto Levies: 0.1% per transaction, via smart contracts, fostering the moralization of digital flows.

Case Study: Nigeria (2035)

A rural electrification project (60% CapitalSurn, 40% African Development Bank) supplies 10 million people, reducing poverty by 15%. This AfDB/UN partnership illustrates the amplification of funds for local entrepreneurial continuity.

Conclusion

Diversified contributions place Surnumerism in symbiosis with contemporary practices. There is no need, without exclusion, to design new financial or economic frameworks. Applicability is immediate.