FAQ
Anyone who is registered on the BlueWorld Foundation website!
Financial flows are not published but are currently available upon request.
We are currently building our accounting on Odoo; it will be viewable in read-only mode by citizens who register on the BlueWorld Foundation website.
The accounting will provide access to account statements to ensure absolute transparency. (In development)
It's simple: by purchasing the products and services offered by our partners!
By offering your support for the future development of the project.
By suggesting projects and partners that make sense to you, we are developing a platform through which you can act and follow the activities of the associations you support.
It is the clients and partners who decide which associations and projects will be supported.
When a customer wishes for the amount of their purchase to be donated to a specific association, it receives the funds from the project fund; a separate bank account is then opened for each project to ensure traceability.
The foundation acquires the products and services to offer them to the supported associative project; the invoice is then signed by the association, and the progress of the project is documented by photos and testimonials.
This mechanism encourages associations to promote Blue's products and services to their donors, so that a percentage of the turnover is paid into the donation pool of their project managed by the foundation.
Otherwise, the proceeds from the sale go to the association chosen by the partner.
If the partner does not choose a specific organisation, the donations go to the foundation to develop the overall project and advance ongoing projects.
The Blue model does not compete with donations but offers a mechanism that benefits everyone:
By purchasing Blue products and services, customers can participate in charitable projects at no cost to themselves.
The sale of Blue products and services allows companies to participate in these same projects while benefiting from a network of like-minded partners, where they can sell and buy products and services at preferential rates. Furthermore, these companies enhance their brand image and benefit from a network of potential buyers among the donors of the associations. Finally, they can consult the foundation's accounts and thus understand the use of the funds received.
Partners commit to selling one or more Blue products and/or services. Partners must commit to three rates: the market price, the price for partners and associations, and the price for redistribution by the foundation. Partners must also make the sale of Blue products and services traceable by adding an entry in their accounting plan, visible in the published balance sheet.
The foundation accounts for part of the revenue generated by the sale of Blue products and services as sponsorship to pass on to the associations. Only the market price is passed on.
Example: Sustainia's IT services are provided to the market at €75 per hour, to partners and associations at €55 per hour, and as part of the redistribution at €30 per hour. For each hour provided for the market, the foundation charges 7%, which is €5.25.
- An increase in revenue following the marketing actions that the foundation and the associations carry out with their partners and donors
- The support of a network of economic partners offering a preferential rate
- The support of the foundation through the purchase of products and services when the company has no orders
- The contribution of values to work in and for the social sector
We are developing a redistributive economic model aimed at supporting projects for the protection of the environment and humanity. The foundation aims to stimulate an economic dynamic that gives meaning back to the activities of companies.
In this model, the foundation acts as an interface between the economy and the associative world. It ensures the redistribution of funds, respect for values, and transparency of financial flows.
It is the clients and partners who decide which associations and projects will be supported.
When a customer wishes for the amount of their purchase to be donated to a specific association, it receives the funds from the project fund; a separate bank account is then opened for each project to ensure traceability.
The foundation acquires the products and services to offer them to the supported associative project; the invoice is then signed by the association, and the progress of the project is documented by photos and testimonials.
This mechanism encourages associations to promote Blue's products and services to their donors, so that a percentage of the turnover is paid into the donation pool of their project managed by the foundation.
Otherwise, the proceeds from the sale go to the association chosen by the partner.
If the partner does not choose a specific organisation, the donations go to the foundation to develop the overall project and advance ongoing projects.
Any association whose objectives are focused on humanity and the future is eligible for in-kind donations.
To receive a financial donation, associations must present a project. This project must include transparent accounting, a precise financial plan, and proof of expenses.
Anyone who is registered on the BlueWorld Foundation website!
Financial flows are not published but are currently available upon request.
We are currently building our accounting on Odoo; it will be accessible in read-only mode to citizens who register on the BlueWorld Foundation website.
The accounting will provide access to account statements to ensure absolute transparency. (In development)
It's simple: by purchasing the products and services offered by our partners!
By offering your support for the future development of the project.
By suggesting projects and partners that make sense to you, we are developing a platform through which you can act and follow the activities of the associations you support.
The funds come from the sale of Blue products and services by our partners, our Blue partners, and Blue companies.
The foundation issues a sponsorship invoice to its partners, the amount of which is proportional to the turnover generated by the sale of Blue products and services.
We are developing a redistributive economic model aimed at supporting projects for the protection of the environment and humanity. The foundation aims to stimulate an economic dynamic that gives meaning back to the activities of companies.
In this model, the foundation acts as an interface between the economy and the associative world. It ensures the redistribution of funds, respect for values, and transparency of financial flows.
The Blue model does not compete with donations but offers a mechanism that benefits everyone:
By purchasing Blue products and services, customers can participate in charitable projects at no cost to themselves.
The sale of Blue products and services allows companies to participate in these same projects while benefiting from a network of like-minded partners, where they can sell and buy products and services at preferential rates.
Moreover, these companies enhance their brand image and benefit from a network of potential buyers among the donors of the associations.
Finally, they can consult the foundation's accounting and thus understand the use of the funds received.
The foundation issues sponsorship invoices. VAT is deductible like any other expense, but these are not donations.
Partners commit to selling one or more Blue products and/or services.
Partners must commit to three rates: the market price, the price for partners and associations, and the price for redistribution by the foundation.
Partners must also make the sale of Blue products and services traceable by adding an entry in their accounting plan, visible in the published balance sheet.
The foundation accounts for part of the revenue generated by the sale of Blue products and services as sponsorship to pass on to the associations. Only the market price is passed on.
Example: Sustainia's IT services are provided to the market at €75 per hour, to partners and associations at €55 per hour, and as part of the redistribution at €30 per hour. For each hour provided for the market, the foundation charges 7%, which is €5.25.
- An increase in revenue following the marketing actions that the foundation and the associations carry out with their partners and donors
- The support of a network of economic partners offering a preferential rate
- The support of the foundation through the purchase of products and services when the company has no orders
- The contribution of values to work in and for the social sector
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