Future World Technologies AG (FWT) is a Swiss holding company whose purpose is the identification, development, financing, production and deployment of new technologies and the sale of related products and services in the field of renewable energies. In addition, FWT has unique projects and technology concepts available with affiliated companies of the group pursuing the production of safe drinking water, all types of offshore seawater desalination projects for municipal or agricultural purposes, global production of hydrogen by various means, the development of a fleet of zero-emission container ships and bulk carriers, and vertical farms in the agricultural and aquaculture industries. The group of companies has been globally positioned since 2004 to implement their projects in terms of sustainability as well as humanitarian Our Mission: (gerne mit Read more/less Funktion)Meeting the 2030 Agenda will require unprecedented investments in areas such as health and education, environmental protection, infrastructure and sustainable energy, rural development, peace and security and actions to tackle climate change. Every dollar will also need to be used effectively in support of sustainable development, and in particular reach those communities and peoples furthest behind. While financing needs for the new agenda are unquestionably high, there are also more opportunities for countries to mobilize new and additional sources of finance (public and private, domestic and international) as well as experiment with innovative new financing approaches. The development financing landscape is dynamic and constantly changing. Many countries are now able to mobilize more domestic resources for development. Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows are on the rise combined with increased capacities to leverage finance from domestic and international capital markets. New development partners like our cooperation and development finance institutions, public-private ‘single issue’ vertical funds, philanthropic organizations and private ‘impact’ investors have also emerged or expanded their activities in recent years and now work actively alongside traditional donors. These new sources of finance and expertise increasingly complement traditional development cooperation and create opportunities for new partnerships and collaborations which can leverage the finance, expertise and networks of each partner.