Addressing environmental challenges through
the improvement of industrial value chains
Offering de-risked investment opportunities with competitive performances through the promotion of Global Value Chains with a strong environmental and social impact.
Investing in service and infrastructure providers focusing on the preservation of Water and Natural Resources.
Controlling and administering environmentally sound practices with specific attention to Environmental, Social and Governance Standards (ESG)
We combine Impact Investments with Responsible Industrial Value Chains and Services Platforms to achieve better performances in our areas of expertise
Each domain or geographical area is served by a dedicated segregated fund under our global management.
Benefiting from a board of executive members with an incomparable cumulus of experience in various industries, and of the continuous operational support of the EURASIA INDUSTRIES Group, the Four Birds Funds offer total control on investments.
| We Improve Global value chains to match ESG standards | |
| We protect Humid zones | |
| We protect Water resources | |
| We rehabilitate land and forest | |
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We promote education | |
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We Improve sustainability in mining & farming |
Promoting education and sustainability practices through the digitalization of mining settlements and mining GVC
The Eurasia Industries group supports the Pamir Central Asia EcoTourism Initiative in Tadjikistan, Afghanistan and Kyrgyzstan
In cooperation with Afghan Emeralds LTD, Olimining LTD and Ethical Stones NGO are investing in the creation of new jewellery industries in Afghanistan
The Olimining Company signed an agreement with the Government of Ghana Western region to treat surface water using RO systems and aggregate Mercury using graphene
Olimining Global LTD and Olimining Guinea SARL, participated in various studies aiming to rebuild humid areas and natural areas along the river Niger, protecting 110 millions people.
Ethical Stones NGO is working with local ASM mining companies to promote mercury free practices as well as OECD Guidelines.
