Blueprints for all 195 nations
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Perfect Nations is completing this blueprint: what the nation owns, what the seven basic standards of living cost for every citizen, and the capital architecture that pays for them.
Civilization Re-Defined
Designing the Prosperity of Nations
Perfect Nations unites innovative financing for development (FfD) and super intelligence (SI) to deliver seven basic standards of living for every citizen.
Imagine a Perfect Nation
01 · The world today
824mpeople still live on less than $3 a day.
Down from 2.3 billion in 1990. Each dot here is one million of them.
Sources: World Bank, September 2026 (2024 data); 1990: World Bank, Poverty overview, 2026.
02 · Imagine
Now imagine a nation where every citizen has all seven.
- Food
- Water
- Shelter
- Energy
- Education
- Health
- Livelihood
It can be done: Vietnam took electricity from 14% of its people in 1993 to over 99%.
Source: World Bank, 2018.
03 · How a nation gets there
Three steps. One Perfect Nation.
- 01AssetsThe cupValue all that the nation owns.
- 02CapitalThe laurelsRaise capital against it through innovative financing for development.
- 03SolutionsThe starsDesign, price and track each Solution with super intelligence.
The whole logo: a Perfect Nation
Nation by nation
Blueprints of Nations
44 of 195 nations now have an open blueprint
State of Nations
Solutions for Nations
A Solution designed by Perfect Nations for every nation, to end extreme poverty: the challenge, and what Perfect Nations advises.
44 Solutions publishedLatest
BarbadosSolution No. 44
The Blue Food Swap
~88,000Barbadians moderately or severely food insecure
The next debt conversion is bound to local farms, fisheries and sea farming.
- Food
- Livelihood
- The challenge
- About 88,000 Barbadians, three in ten, are moderately or severely food insecure.
- What Perfect Nations advises
- Barbados should make its next debt conversion a blue food swap, refinancing costly debt with guaranteed debt and binding the savings to local farms, fisheries and sea farming, so the island grows more of what it eats. With super intelligence, food prices, harvests and fish stocks can be read week by week, so support reaches the households that cannot count on enough good food before prices rise.
KenyaSolution No. 43
The Rift Reading Bond
4 in 5Kenyan children who reach the end of primary school unable to read
- The challenge
- Four in five Kenyan children reach the end of primary school unable to read a simple text.
- What Perfect Nations advises
- Kenya should sell a reading bond to its own citizens by phone, as it did with M-Akiba, back it with part of the revenue from its geothermal power, and release funds to schools as children learn to read. With super intelligence, reading can be assessed in English and Kiswahili on a phone in every school, and every bondholder can see how many children their savings helped to read.
IndiaSolution No. 42
Solar Schools, Reading Children
56%of Indian children could not read a simple text, 2017
- The challenge
- 56% of Indian children could not read a simple text by the end of primary school in 2017.
- What Perfect Nations advises
- India should put solar on the roof of every government school through its sovereign green bonds, and commit the electricity savings to reading programmes rewarded on results, as the Educate Girls impact bond first did in Rajasthan. With super intelligence, every child can have a reading tutor in their own language on a shared device, and every school’s progress and power savings can be seen side by side.
- The challenge
- About 109 million Brazilians, about one in two, have no safely managed toilet at home.
- What Perfect Nations advises
- Brazil should issue a sanitation outcome bond under its sustainable bond framework, with the return rising as each verified household is connected to a safe toilet and sewer, and pair it with the currency hedging that Eco Invest Brasil already offers foreign investors. With super intelligence, every street without sewerage can be mapped from satellite and census data, so concessions are priced street by street and no community is left until last.
- The challenge
- About 13 million Rwandans, nine in ten, cook without clean fuel or technology.
- What Perfect Nations advises
- Rwanda should be the first nation to pilot Standard Tokens, designed by Perfect Nations: small units of finance that citizens, investors and visitors can buy, each tied to one household’s switch to clean cooking, subject to compliance review. With super intelligence, each token can be linked to a verified kitchen, so every buyer sees the family it reached and Rwanda sees its progress home by home.
AfghanistanSolution No. 39
Every Child Learns
9 in 10ten-year-olds in Afghanistan who cannot read a simple text
- The challenge
- Nine in ten ten-year-olds in Afghanistan cannot read a simple text.
- What Perfect Nations advises
- Afghanistan’s partners should finance a learning outcomes fund, delivered through UN agencies and community schools, that releases money only when independent tests show children reading, and that reaches every child it can, girls included. With super intelligence, lessons in Dari and Pashto can reach any child with a phone or a radio, and learning can be verified without a classroom.
What we do
Assets. Capital. Solutions.
Three steps, from what a nation owns to seven basic standards of living for every citizen.
- 01AssetsThe cupWe value what a nation owns: its sovereign assets, from its people to its coast.
- 02CapitalThe laurelsWe design the instruments that raise capital against those assets, from every source.
- 03SolutionsThe seven starsPerfect Capita: seven basic standards of living for every citizen, Food the crown.
The whole logo: a Perfect Nation, where every citizen has all seven basic standards of living, led by good governance.
The ReDesign Studio
What could your nation become?
The success of our civilization must be defined by basic standards of living for all.