Flagship project

Satul Nevoiașilor

A community of eco homes for homeless families — designed to become energy and food self-sufficient within its first years of life.

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The Concept

Not a social housing estate. A village that works.

Conventional social housing solves one problem — shelter — and creates others: bills families cannot pay, isolation, dependency. Satul Nevoiașilor starts from the opposite end: from self-reliance.

We build passive homes, powered by a shared solar microgrid, surrounded by gardens that provide food and small incomes. A community centre offers education, social support and skills training. The result is not a place where people "are kept", but a community that, within a few years, sustains itself.

Proof of concept

Casa Zero — the pilot home

Corporate investment doesn't fund a dream, it funds momentum. That's why we build the pilot home first, with real costs broken down and our own photos/videos. "We built one. Now let's build 40."

Under construction 📸 Construction site photos/videos
— coming soon, only our own images —

Real cost, broken down

Where every euro of a home goes

Indicative estimates for the first home. We update these with real figures as we build.

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No renders, no stock imagery — only real project photos will appear on this page. Until then, we are transparent that we do not yet have our own images.

The anatomy of a village

What a Greentech village contains

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Passive homes

High-performance insulation, solar orientation, heat-recovery ventilation. Warm in winter, cool in summer, always affordable.

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Solar microgrid

Rooftop photovoltaics + shared storage batteries. Clean energy day and night, shared village-wide.

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Water & green sanitation

Rainwater harvesting and ecological treatment. Less waste, low costs, minimal impact.

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Gardens & greenhouse

Individual plots and a shared greenhouse. Fresh produce, a daily purpose and a small income from the surplus.

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Community centre

Space for education, a medical room, skills workshops and community meetings.

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Workshops & employment

Small workshops that generate local income — from carpentry to vegetable processing.

The eco home

A healthy home, affordable to run.

✓~45–60 m² of living space, flexible to suit family size
✓Minimal energy consumption — passive house standard
✓Solar panels sized to household needs
✓Durable materials, locally sourced where possible
✓Private garden for every home

Where the money goes

What your contribution builds

These are not prices, but real costs broken down: how much each component of the village costs. Indicative figures for the first village, reported separately.

€150

One solar panel

Installed and connected to the village grid.

€500

One furnished room

For a family moving into their new home.

€8,000

The structure of a home

Foundation, walls and passive roof.

€25,000

A complete home

A full home, built and given to a vulnerable family.

Fund a component Donate freely

Every contribution, large or small, is reported against the component it builds. We don't sell homes — we show transparently what each part of the village costs.

The Model

How the village self-finances

A green village is not an endless expense. It is designed to generate its own income and cover part of its costs — and the surplus helps build the next village.

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Carbon credits

Avoided CO₂ savings, on the path to verification, can become recurring income — and are the ESG product for sponsors.

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Grid solar

The solar microgrid's surplus is sold as a prosumer — energy that generates revenue for the village.

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Produce & workshops

Vegetables, honey and small workshops — income for families and the community.

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Services for companies

Paid corporate volunteering days, events and ESG training hosted in the village.

You finance the first village. It begins to sustain itself — and helps build the next one.

That is the difference between a donation that is consumed and an investment that multiplies.

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The Roadmap

Phases of the first village

Phase 0 · In progress

Foundation & partnerships

Establishing the association, building the team, identifying land and the first CSR partners.

Phase 1

Land & design

Land acquisition/concession, permits and the technical design of the village, alongside local authorities.

Phase 2

Construction

Building the first passive homes and installing the solar microgrid, with partners and volunteers.

Phase 3

Families move in

Transparent family selection and social accompaniment into their new home.

Phase 4

Self-reliance

Gardens, workshops and training. The village begins to cover its own operating costs.

In real time

How much of the first village is funded

Live transparency: every square is a home. Data updates as the project progresses.

Indicative figures for the first village, reported transparently. See full transparency →

Lay the first green brick.

A village is built by partners and donors who believe a fresh start deserves to be built well.

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