Ulupono’s Quest for Sustainable Investments
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Quick Facts Ulupono Initiative Mission, Vision, and Achievements |
Quick Facts
- Ulupono Initiative was established in 2009.
- The organization has secured over $140 million in funding for the local food and agriculture industry.
- Ulupono Initiative has played a crucial role in increasing support for the “DA BUX” Double Up Food Bucks program.
- The organization helped establish Honolulu’s Biki bike-share system, the 6th most utilized system in the country.
Ulupono’s Quest for Sustainable Investments
Hawaii, known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, is also grappling with the challenges of sustainability and resilience.
Empowering a Sustainable Hawaii through Ulupono Initiative
In the face of these challenges, Ulupono Initiative has emerged as a beacon of hope, championing local food, renewable energy, clean transportation, and freshwater management in the islands.
A Clear Mission
Ulupono Initiative has been committed to improving the quality of life for everyone in Hawaii by supporting innovative organizations and sustainable solutions within its key focus areas.
Investing in Grant Writing Efforts
One of Ulupono Initiative’s most significant accomplishments is its investment in grant writing efforts for various Hawaii organizations. This commitment has not only fueled economic growth but also promoted a healthier and more sustainable food system.
Advocating for the “DA BUX” Double Up Food Bucks Program
Ulupono Initiative has also played a crucial role in increasing support for the “DA BUX” Double Up Food Bucks program. This initiative doubles the purchasing power of SNAP participants when they buy locally grown produce.
Developing Honolulu’s Biki Bike-Share System
In another notable achievement, Ulupono Initiative helped establish Honolulu’s Biki bike-share system, which is now the 6th most utilized system in the country.
Championing a Bold Performance-Based Regulation Framework
Ulupono Initiative has also been instrumental in championing a Performance-Based Regulation (PBR) framework for Hawaii’s electric utility.
Developing a Systems Map for Hawaii’s Freshwater Sector
In another notable achievement, Ulupono Initiative has partnered with various stakeholders to develop a systems map for Hawaii’s freshwater sector.
Looking Ahead to a Sustainable Future
As Ulupono Initiative looks to the future, it remains committed to building a sustainable Hawaii. With its focus on local food, renewable energy, clean transportation, and freshwater management, the organization is poised to continue making a meaningful impact in the years to come.
