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Global Interest in Helping How can Better Globe change the whole concept  of aid given to Africa through its profitable business  ventures? Better Globe provides self-help for people in Africa - with good profit to you as customer. More about Better Globe's work... Fight Global Warming Become carbon neutral Fight poverty in Africa Hinder Desertification Hinder loss of arable land Make your future today... See Video   Money Grows on Better Globe Trees Increase Your Savings - Buy Trees Why Buy Better Globe Trees? Future Profit Financial freedom gives you the flexibility to pursue your dreams, enjoy your family and free time, or enjoy your retirement. Financial freedom doesn't simply mean being out of debt. It means being comfortable with your income and financial future, knowing how to live within your means, and having enough money to accomplish your goals. As the economy gets worse, many people are left using up their savings and wondering how they can get the money back in to their accounts. A Little at a Time Can Build Up Over 20 Years One of the main purposes to buy trees is savings for the future with great return. Here are some examples where buying trees would become handy: To get extra income in addition to the pension To give support for your children's education To give an extraordinary wedding gift to someone To become financial independent Let us say you are able to buy 15 trees per month for savings for one year. At a cost of 2,700 Euros you will have in 20 years 33,120 Euros in profit. By doing this every year you will have a predictable future income. There are many advantages of buying Better Globe trees. Here are few: Great profit Reducing global warming Being carbon neutral Hindering loss of arable land (land that can be used for growing crops) Reducing poverty in Africa Hindering desertification Better Globe Forestry takes care of the trees you buy for 20 years from date of purchase. From the fifth to the twentieth year you get paid 15 percent profit on your Better Globe trees. The 20th year you will receive 10 times the retail price. If you buy 1 tree at 17 Euros, your profit will be as follows: € 17 x 15 % = € 2.55 x 15 years € 38 + € 17 x 10 (in year twenty) € 170 - € 17 (retail price) € 17 = Total Net Profit € 191 To give you some idea of what kind of profit you will receive by buying more trees, Product Purchase Cost Total Net Profit 10 trees      € 170      € 1,910 50 trees      € 850      € 9,550 100 trees      € 1,700      € 19,100 1,000 trees      € 17,000      € 191,000 Better Globe trees that are planted are a mix of acacia senegal (gum arabic) and mukau (tropical hardwood). Gum Arabic Gum arabic is used as an ingredient in Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, chewing gum, different kinds of candies, medicines, cosmetics and many other kinds of food. You can hardly find any household without this product in one way or the other. In 2004 the price of grade 1 gum arabic was between US$ 1.50 – 2.00. Two years later, in 2006, the price was increased to US$ 3.00-4.00. The price on raw materials from gum arabic has accordingly doubled in two years. Mukau The mukau tree gives us high quality timber. The tree is medium sized, up to 20 meters tall, with a straight trunk. Mukau is a tree in the mahogany family that can be used outdoor and is usable in furniture, parquet, doors, window frames etc. Compared to African and American mahogany and teak trees, mukau is the only species growing in really semi-arid areas, so it does not compete with food crops. Mukau is heavier and harder than all African mahogany and most American mahogany, but not as heavy as teak. Sustainably grown tropical hardwoods have excellent market prospects as timber supply from rainforests will decrease due to overexploitation, political pressure (global warming) and increasing remoteness. Price (kiln dried timber) in 2007 was FOB 400 Euros/m3 (FOB - Free On Board)