ESG

We Respect the Earth that Nourishes Us

The Hanuman Water Token (HWT) was conceived within the principles of the New Economy – distributive, regenerative, and anchored in the real value of territories. The project is based on an essential physical asset – the multimillennial hyperthermal water from the Hanuman I Water Deposit and Well/Spring – and promotes integrated development with the populations and productive arrangements of Chapada dos Veadeiros.

Aligned with the 17 UN SDGs, the Hanuman Water Project is grounded in a mining exploration standard based on three essential pillars:

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Scientific Hydrogeological and Environmental

Active preservation of Chapada dos Veadeiros

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Partnership with OSCIP Pulsar Vida (Civil Society Organization of Public Interest)

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Economic

Shared value generation

Scientific Hydrogeological and Environmental

Active preservation of Chapada dos Veadeiros

The resources generated from the sale of the Hanuman Water Token (HWT) will enable the creation and structuring of the Hanuman Water Compensation System (SCCHH), an innovative mechanism that will directly support reforestation actions, spring restoration, water infrastructure, and socio-environmental education.

The SCCHH will also work to mitigate environmental impacts caused by the high consumption of plastic packaging in the mineral water sector. Local bottlers even claim that, in practice, they don’t sell water, but oil, given the dependence on plastic derivatives for distribution. In this sense, the SCCHH emerges as a regenerative and economic alternative, contributing systemic solutions to the mineral water value chain.

With this, the HWT aligns with the UN SDGs: Clean Water, Sanitation and Well-being, Decent Work and Economic Growth, Sustainable Industry and Innovation, Responsible Consumption and Production, and Life on Land.

A Real ESG Project, Time-Tested

Images of the surrounding area of Hanuman Water Deposit in 2012 and 2025

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Partnership with OSCIP Pulsar Vida (Civil Society Organization of Public Interest)

This model was designed in partnership with CSPI Pulsar Vida, a civil society organization with extensive experience in citizen innovation and distributive justice projects. With part of the resources allocated to the CSPI, the organization will coordinate the implementation of local productive arrangements, with emphasis on the value chains of the cosmeceutical, beverage, and natural food sectors, on the Cerrado biome fruit cultures, and on multi-purpose infrastructures. Actions begin in the territory closest to the water deposit – the Garimpinho Village – with plans for integrative medicine centers (dialoguing with the public health sector), ecotourism hubs, therapeutic tourism, and nature sports.

Economic

A New Economy That Springs From Water

The economic proposal of the Hanuman Water Project emerges from the Cerrado Biome, rooted on earth and a vision in the future. It is a distributive, regenerative, and territory-rooted economy that transforms a rare rich water into shared value with the local community, respecting nature’s cycles.

Instead of merely exploiting, we seek to reintegrate: generate jobs, support small producers, encourage sustainable productive chains (cosmeceuticals, natural foods, therapeutic medical and ecological tourism), and create new forms of income with real backing — such as the Hanuman Water Token (HWT).

The potential of Chapada dos Veadeiros for the development of a therapeutic thermal tourism hub was officially recognized in Dispatch No. 226/2021, from the Superintendence of Mining of the Secretariat of Industry, Commerce, and Tourism of the State of Goiás, which mapped a polygon containing the three groups of thermal water deposits emerging from the São Joaquim Geological Fault, including the Hanuman Water Deposit.

Our model unites innovation, ancestry, and technology to promote an economy that cares for the earth and distributes its fruits with justice and consciousness.

Economic Pillar – Regenerative Model

A – The Hanuman Water Token (HWT)

Auditable contract on the Blockchain (Ethereum)

Hanuman Water Token (HWT)

Contracts with the land

The HWT is life; the speculative crypto asset is not.

HWT can be delivered, consumed, and celebrated; the crypto asset merely circulates in

HWT flows across borders in smart contracts with the Earth; the crypto asset only mirrors itself

The token gets lost in bubbles, is falsified by the hype; HWT is unalterable in its geological origin and indestructible in its vital calling.

The crypto asset doesn’t have any real privilege besides market hype; HWT enjoys the highest privileges that nature and ethics give to life.

The crypto asset is a digital fiction; the HWT is a real title, liquid and backed by certified
hydrogeological reserves.

The crypto asset relies on the blind faith of unstable systems; the HWT rests on the 1.75 billion years of the Chapada’s rock formations, on its millennia-old hydrology flow, and smart contracts traceability.

The HWT holds more than value — it holds purpose, deliverability, and measurable impact.
It is a vital good, a spiritual bond, and multifunctional

While perishable tokens float with time, the HWT is anchored in the eternity of generations, sustained by the perpetual flow of the Hanuman Water Deposit.

Text by Uarian Ferreira, inspired by paraphrastic conceptualizations of Rui Barbosa, Minister of Finance of the First Republic (1889-1891).

CONCLUSION

The HWT, therefore, is more than a technological innovation: it is a new paradigm for mining and the use of natural resources, where the extraction of water is not an end in itself, but a means to regenerate the territory and redistribute value with socio-environmental justice.

"We don’t sign promises — we establish commitments registered in contracts, reports, and Blockchains."

Hanuman Minas Ltda

Mineral Multimillennial Hyperthermal Multifunctional – Tritium-Free
Chapada dos Veadeiros · Central Brazil

contact@hanumanwater.com
Niquelândia – Goiás – Brazil

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