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← All Files Library statsThe Global Hemp Everywhere Initiative (GHEI) is an independent planetary master business plan proposing a worldwide, voluntary programme to expand the use of industrial hemp as a renewable feedstock. Prepared by Marie-Soleil Seshat Landry, with affiliations including Landry Industries and Marie Landry Spy Shop, alongside associated initiatives like Global Organic Solutions and Hempoxies, this proposal is presented for consideration by UN agencies, Member States, development finance institutions, agricultural organizations, laboratories, and industry. The document establishes a long-term planning horizon from 2026 to 2100, operating as an independent proposal without formal approval, commission, funding, or endorsement from the United Nations.
The core purpose of the initiative is to evaluate the responsible cultivation and utilization of industrial hemp across eligible farmland, technically sound soilless systems, and safely engineered urban sites, while establishing viable downstream processing and manufacturing systems. The phrase everywhere is strictly interpreted as every technically and economically viable location passing legal, ecological, social, and safety screening, rather than serving as a wholesale replacement for forests, native grasslands, wetlands, or food crops. GHEI emphasizes that hemp functions as one crop within a diversified bioeconomy rather than a universal substitute for biodiversity or all materials.
The document details a comprehensive worldwide cultivation architecture divided into three main production pillars: soil-based agriculture on existing suitable cropland and rotational systems, engineered soilless systems utilizing hydroponics and aeroponics in greenhouses and indoor research systems, and urban built environments featuring certified rooftops, balconies, terraces, and municipal pilots. To govern these pathways, the proposal outlines a Global Hemp Suitability Atlas for geospatial screening and strict agricultural exclusion criteria prohibiting the conversion of high-conservation-value ecosystems, displacement of essential local food production, use of water-stressed sites without ecosystem protections, and unconsented land acquisition.
Further exploration covers specialized research tracks, including soilless hemp production systems such as sunlit hydroponics, aeroponics, aquaponics, and indoor vertical farming, alongside a minimum pilot protocol for comparative analysis. The urban deployment framework specifies that a legal and structurally certified rooftop may be eligible, but a rooftop or balcony is never automatically a suitable hemp farm. The industrial product and value-chain portfolio addresses diverse applications spanning food and nutrition, textiles and fibre, construction materials, paper and packaging, chemicals and oils, carbon and energy, advanced composites, and regulated cannabinoids, aligning with UNCTAD whole-plant industrial development logic.
A notable highlight of the document is the Hempoxies flagship materials research programme associated with Landry Industries, which evaluates hempseed-oil-derived reactive materials, biobased resin constituents, and hemp-derived carbon-rich fillers. The proposal outlines rigorous technical qualification sequences, research governance standards, and global processing and industrial clusters designed to connect contracted growers with primary processing, secondary manufacturing, and innovation networks while avoiding centralized monopolies.
Financial modeling is illustrated through a hypothetical five-year, USD 1.0 billion multinational feasibility and pilot facility, detailing budget allocations across regional processing demonstrators, farmer and cooperative support, independent research and development, pilot cultivation, environmental monitoring, and governance. Project-level investment rules demand demonstrated economic value and off-take agreements before bankrolling expansions, supported by distinct revenue channels excluding unverified carbon credits.
The initiative proposes non-binding areas of engagement with UN entities such as FAO, UNCTAD, UNIDO, UNEP, UNDP, and IFAD, alongside member states and research institutions. International law and national policy considerations reference Article 28(2) of the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, advocating for clear statutory definitions and model-policy toolkits. Finally, a robust climate, biodiversity, and social accounting framework establishes mandatory indicators and failure triggers across climate impact, water withdrawals, biodiversity, food security, economics, and human rights to ensure transparent, auditable environmental and social outcomes throughout all programme phases from 2026 to 2100.
Read the executive decision memorandum to understand the core goals and requested partner actions of the initiative. Review the cultivation architecture and exclusion criteria before planning any agricultural or urban hemp projects. Consult the research sections and financial models to evaluate feasibility, governance, and sustainability standards. Reference the comprehensive source register for academic and institutional citations supporting the proposal.
| Filename | Global_Hemp_Everywhere_United_Nations_Master_Proposal_2026.pdf |
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It is an independent worldwide voluntary programme proposal to expand industrial hemp as a renewable feedstock through responsible cultivation, soilless systems, urban sites, and circular manufacturing.
The document was prepared by Marie-Soleil Seshat Landry of Landry Industries and Marie Landry Spy Shop. It is an independent proposal for consideration by UN agencies and other stakeholders and is not approved, funded, or endorsed by the United Nations.
It is interpreted as every technically and economically viable location that passes legal, ecological, social, and safety screening, rather than a wholesale replacement of forests, wetlands, or food crops.
The initiative strictly prohibits the conversion of forests, peatlands, wetlands, intact native grasslands, and protected areas, as well as the displacement of essential local food production and the use of water-stressed sites.
Hempoxies is proposed as a research and innovation programme associated with Landry Industries to evaluate hempseed-oil-derived reactive materials, biobased resin constituents, and carbon-rich fillers.
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