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Legacy
Participation at founding level connects your name to the origin of an international destination. Your presence will be felt for generations.
Phase 1: Founding Partnerships
A select group of Founding Partners will define the foundation of The Global Peace Gardens.
The project is currently in its foundational phase with a limited, invitation-based group of selected partners in active talks. Founding Partners help define land structure, development direction and long-term positioning, while gaining permanent recognition connected to the entrance and central landmark.
Why early matters
The founding phase is intentionally limited and selective.
Founding Partners are shaping the original framework while location discussions progress with municipalities and provinces. Their role is foundational, not symbolic.
Participation in The Global Peace Gardens is structured through selected partnerships that contribute to the realization and long-term development of the destination.
Additional partners may be considered in later stages under specific conditions, but later entry does not include original founding status.
What founding status means
Legacy, permanence, and integral presence at a global monument.
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Permanent physical presence
Recognition at key locations (entrance, central monument, gathering spaces) ensures your partnership is visible to all who visit the destination.
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Defining position
Founding partners help shape the fundamental direction, design and identity of Phase 1 and the central monument itself.
Contribution
Three partner roles, one coherent hierarchy.
Founding Partners define the foundation: land, direction and long-term identity. Garden Partners strengthen the cultural layer by supporting specific country gardens.
Facility Partners shape hospitality, events and retail so the destination functions as a premium, revenue-oriented environment around the cultural core.
What partners receive
Permanent physical presence at the heart of the destination.
Founding partners receive meaningful recognition integrated into the park's core locations: the entrance, the central monument and key gathering spaces. This is not digital or temporary.
Your partnership is literally built into the landscape, ensuring recognition for generations as part of an international destination millions will visit.
Permanent physical presence in the park
Recognition at entrance and central monument
Founding Circle privileges and legacy status
Strategic positioning in Phase 1 realization
Access to private development and strategic input
Partner types
Different roles. Clear positioning.
Founding Partners
Highest-level participation with limited positions, foundational influence, permanent presence and legacy recognition.
Garden Partners
Linked to specific gardens and country representation, with long-term visibility through cultural contribution.
Facility Partners
Commercial participation in hospitality, events and retail, combining operational relevance with international exposure.
Phase 1: Limited Founding Circle
Only a select number of partners will define this beginning.
This phase is not about scale. It is about alignment, quality and the right relationships at the foundation. The first phase will establish how the park is perceived globally.
Participation in this phase is selective and intentionally limited. Additional partners may be considered later under specific conditions, while early partners keep original-foundation positioning.
FAQ
Founding participation, clarified.
A Founding Partner contributes in the earliest phase and plays a role in shaping the structural foundation of the project, influencing its long-term direction and quality.
Recognition is embedded in key physical areas of the park, including entrance zones and the central landmark, creating a lasting connection between partner and place.
The founding phase is deliberately limited and based on strategic alignment, long-term commitment and contribution to the project’s foundation.
In specific situations, additional partners may be considered in later stages, depending on project development. Early partners remain part of the original foundation.