Unity Score Explained

The Unity Score measures how effectively a food can be produced using open-source, decentralised technology (such as 8-storey vertical farms or bio-reactors) to ensure every global citizen has local access to 100% nutrition.

A high score indicates that the food can be grown anywhere in the world, even in urban areas, removing the environmental burden of global shipping and preventing wealthy nations from monopolising land in developing regions.

By prioritising foods with high Unity Scores, the global population can share the cost of production as a collective utility, ensuring that life-sustaining nutrients are a universal human right, rather than a market-driven luxury.

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