Global Investment Proposal
AGUNDIZ DESIGN INC
📄 LETTER OF GLOBAL INVESTMENT PROPOSAL🏗️ Why This Matters
These goals aren’t siloed—they’re designed to be indivisible. Progress in one accelerates others.
We invite you to become a founding partner in a revolutionary housing movement—one that transforms shelter into social progress, climate resilience, and community well-being
We invite you to include us in this revolutionary campaign of housing solutions. Your technical endorsement and financial partnership will scale a proven model that transforms housing from mere shelter into a catalyst for social progress, community well-being and climate resilience
To: 🔗 Partnerships
World Bank / IDB / IFC / Sustainable Infrastructure & Urban Development Division
International Development Association (IDA)
Climate Investment Funds Clean Technology & Resilience Branch
UNDP / UNEP / UN-Habitat / NDB
Technical assistance, SDG alignment, monitoring
Green Climate Fund (GCF)
Climate adaptation grant co-financing
Private ESG Funds / Donors / Blended finance, grants, social performance returns
Local Governments
Public land, beneficiary identification, permitting
Academic Institutions
Community research, innovation in heat-resilient design.
From:
José Cruz Agundiz Villela
Founder & Director
Agundiz Design Inc.
Housing Aid Campaign Mexico
📧 agundizdesign@live.com agundizinc@gmail.com
📱 +52 487 149 1620 +52 487 218 2399
💡Subject:
$50M Proposal for Transformative Housing Solutions Global Investment Proposal Scalable Climate-Resilient Housing Initiative for Vulnerable Families in Mexico
💡 Purpose:
Secure $50 million in blended finance to construct 2,000+ climate-resilient homes in Mexico by 2030.
Core Objectives:
🏥 Health resilience – Combat respiratory illness, improve ventilation, reduce heat stress
🌱 Environmental impact – Utilize Thermo-block tech, reduce GHGs, advance climate adaptation
👨👩👧👦 Social transformation – Strengthen dignity, equity, and community cohesion through safe, inclusive housing
Aligned with SDGs:
SDG 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 11 & 13 — showing multidimensional impact from poverty reduction to climate action.
🔗 Interconnections Among SDG Connection to Housing Synergistic Impact
🔗 SDG 1: No Poverty Secure housing reduces economic vulnerability Enables asset-building, job access, and financial stability
🔗 SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being Safpe, ventilated homes reduce disease and stress Improves physical and mental health outcomes
🔗 SDG 5: Gender Equality Housing empowers women through ownership and safety Enhances agency, reduces gender-based violence
🔗 SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy Energy-efficient homes lower costs and emissions Promotes clean cooking, lighting, and climate adaptation
🔗 SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth Construction creates jobs and stimulates local economies Skills training and SME development in housing value chains
🔗 SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities Climate-resilient housing strengthens urban resilience Reduces slum proliferation, enhances planning and inclusion
🔗 SDG 13: Climate Action Thermo-block tech and low-carbon design cut emissions Builds adaptive capacity and mitigates climate risks
🏗️ Why This Matters Why Funders Should Act Now:
- Proven model with community-led execution
- Scalable and replicable across vulnerable regions
- Integrates housing with energy, employment, gender equality, and health goals
- Offers measurable returns: carbon mitigation, resilience indicators, household well-being
Dear Esteemed Leaders at the World Bank and Development Financing Institutions,
I am honored to submit this investment proposal on behalf of Agundiz Design Inc. and our humanitarian initiative, the Housing Aid Campaign Mexico, for your consideration under the World Bank’s strategic financing for sustainable infrastructure, climate resilience, and poverty alleviation.
We seek a catalytic investment of $50 million USD to implement Phase 1 of a scalable, climate-resilient housing program targeting vulnerable communities in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, and ultimately other high-risk regions across Latin America.
We proudly introduce Agundiz Design Inc Housing Community Humanitarian Aid Campaign Mexico “Housing Is Hope: Transforming Lives, Securing Futures,” a revolutionary campaign of housing solutions proving that dignified, green homes are the link feature for ending poverty and building climate resilience. we deliver sustainably built homes using thermo-block concrete, passive-solar systems and water-harvesting technologies.
By uniting international authorities, financial institutions, NGOs, world leaders, and local communities, we propose:
positions climate-resilient, community-led housing as the catalyst to break the cycle of poverty and create housing showcase innovative Thermo-block concrete homes that deliver: the $20,000-per-Home Cost into “Housing Is Hope”
1. Total Budget and Funding Gap
• Construct 2,000+ climate-resilient homes in Mexico at $20,000 USD each (total: $40 million), with a $10 million buffer for infrastructure, training and contingencies.
• Employ thermo-block concrete paired with passive solar design and rainwater harvesting, while training local builders and women’s cooperatives.
• Mobilize $50 million through a blended-finance structure:
– $10 million in first-loss capital (Green Climate Fund / government subsidies)
– $20 million in commercial debt from regional banks
– $10 million from ESG-focused private investors
– $5 million in community micro-loans and family contributions
– Projected $5 million in carbon-credit revenue over five years
Compared to similar global initiatives, Agundiz Design Inc/ Housing Community Humanitarian Aid Campaign Mexico stands out by:
• Integrating technical innovation, community empowerment and policy advocacy into one unified model.
• Aligning every outcome with SDGs 1, 3,5, 7, 8, 11 and 13 and Mexico’s Country Partnership Framework with the World Bank.
• Providing a digital repository of geo-tagged construction data and real-time M&E dashboards to ensure transparency and investor confidence.
To secure participation from the World Bank and other DFIs, we further propose:
1. Adopting the Global Program for Resilient Housing’s five-step methodology—risk mapping via drones/ML, automated vulnerability scoring and a one-stop Housing Portal.
2. Structuring a Blended Finance Facility with partial-credit guarantees and parametric climate insurance to de-risk private capital.
3. Certifying all prototypes under IFC, EDGE to access green lending lines and package carbon credits for voluntary markets.
4. Launching “Housing Delivery Labs” that convene governments, academia, private sector and communities to co-design scalable solutions.
5. Defining SMART KPIs and commissioning independent evaluators to measure social, economic and environmental returns.
We invite you to include us in this revolutionary campaign of housing solutions. Your technical endorsement and financial partnership will scale a proven model that transforms housing from mere shelter into a catalyst for social progress, community well-being and climate resilience
🏡 Project Overview: 2030 Housing Aid Campaign Mexico – Phase 1
Goal: Build 2,125 affordable, climate-controlled homes for low-income families in San Luis Potosí by 2030, with scalable potential across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Sustainable Solutions for Vulnerable Communities in San Luis Potosí, Mexico
Agundiz Design Inc.
🤝 A Partnership for Impact
At Agundiz Design Inc., we believe that solutions to housing poverty and climate vulnerability require strategic collaboration. We invite a transformative partnership with:
💼 Financial Model for Scalable Impact. Our hybrid capital model combines commercial investment with donor contributions, climate financing, and local government collaboration. This approach is designed to maximize return while minimizing risk, with assured market absorption through municipal partnership.
🧭 Governance & Accountability
* Transparent reporting aligned with IFC Performance Standards
* Third-party ESG audits
* Impact dashboards shared with all funders
* Full compliance with local and international anti-corruption standards
Federal and State Governments:
To allocate development budgets to housing projects and facilitate public land for model communities.
Development Banks and UN Agencies:
To finance climate-resilient housing as a fundamental adaptation and mitigation strategy.
Philanthropies and ESG Investors:
To offer catalytic grants and blended finance to multiply our social and environmental impact.
Civil Society and Local Leaders:
To co-design solutions that respect the culture and specific needs of each community, ensuring long-term ownership and sustainability.
💵 Investment Opportunity:
Capital for Change Funding Request $50 Million USD
Agundiz Design Inc. seeks an equity partnership of $50 million USD to build sustainable, low-cost housing in marginalized regions of Mexico.
From this investment, 1% ($500,000 USD) will be dedicated to donating complete homes to families in extreme poverty.
This unique investment combines commercial returns with measurable social and environmental impact, creating a replicable model for ethical real estate development worldwide.
💼 Proposed Investment Distribution:
85% Housing Development (Sale/Rental): $42,500,000 USD
10% Community Training & ESG Compliance: $5,000,000 USD
4% Reporting, Audits & Governance: $2,000,000 USD
1% Free Homes for Ultra-Low-Income Families: $500,000 USD
Executive Summary
Agundiz Design Inc., founded in 1995 by visionary builder and humanitarian José Cruz Agundiz Villela is a Mexican firm with over 29 years of construction experience.
Our steadfast mission is to eradicate housing poverty through climate-resilient, community-driven solutions.
Our flagship initiative, the Housing Community Humanitarian Aid Campaign Mexico, originates in San Luis Potosí but is designed to scale across Latin America and beyond.
At Agundiz Design Inc.,we believe that shelter is the foundation of health, opportunity, and dignity.We are not only building houses. We are building resilient lives, energy-secure communities, and climate-forward infrastructure that can serve as a global model for pro-poor housing transformation
We are building hope
We are transforming lives.
A Call to Action:
The Reality of Housing in Mexico
Mexico is a country of vibrant culture and stunning landscapes. However, beyond the tourist circuits, municipal neighborhoods and rural areas exist where millions of families survive in precarious and insecure housing. These communities, despite their urgent need, remain underserved while focus is placed on business centers and tourist attractions.
The Harsh Reality of Substandard Housing:
Lack of Protection: Millions of low- or no-income homes lack adequate insulation and ventilation, trapping extreme heat.
Many dwellings harbor mold, pests, and structural failures. They offer no protection against storms, floods, or earthquakes.
Health Risks: These conditions contribute to chronic health problems.
Social Impact: They lead to school absenteeism and perpetuate cycles of poverty.
Compromised Dignity: We see children studying by candlelight, elderly suffering heatstroke, and single mothers struggling to keep a roof over their families.
PROJECT TITLE:
Climate-Resilient Housing Development in Mexico
An architectural and inclusive solution to combat extreme poverty and climate change.
💡 Vision Statement
We are not just building houses.
We are building dignity, health, security, and a new story for thousands of Mexican families.
This is an investment opportunity with a soul: ethical, profitable, and transformative.
An alliance to change the world, one thermo-block at a time.
🌟 The Vision: 2030 and Beyond
This initiative is the first phase of a larger commitment to transforming housing across Mexico and Latin America. Our long-term vision is to create a globally recognized, climate-smart housing model for:
* Earthquake-prone zones
* Extreme heat regions
* Informal urban settlements
We aim to build 20,000+ homes by 2040, working with regional governments, international donors, and investors to replicate our model from Mexico to Central America, Africa, and Asia
Technology: All homes will be built using our proprietary Thermo-block concrete system a patented material proven to reduce interior heat by up to 40% significantly lower cooling costs, eliminate mold risk, and increase structural longevity.
🔍 Project Objective:
Funding Request for $50 Million USD
We request $50 million USD to:
Construct over 2,000 resilient, efficient, safe, and ecological homes in high-risk, highly marginalized rural and semi-urban communities in San Luis Potosí, Mexico.
Create a replicable model for Latin America and other vulnerable regions globally.
Establish strategic partnerships with development banks, climate funds, and UN agencies.
Ensure a social legacy: With a 1% allocation dedicated to the full donation of homes to no-income families, this project represents an investment with guaranteed financial return and social impact.
🏠 Innovative Technology:
The Protective Thermo-Block
Our core solution is the Protective Thermo-Block, designed by Agundiz Design Inc. after decades of construction experience. This cutting-edge technology offers a patented innovation developed over 20 years of fieldwork.
Mold and humidity resistant, crucial for vulnerable families.
Superior Resistance: 40% temperature reduction to extreme heat and adverse weather conditions compared to traditional blocks.
Energy Efficiency: Reduces internal temperatures by up to 40%, significantly lowering energy costs for vulnerable families.
High Durability: Guarantees less maintenance and a longer lifespan.
Scalability: A proven technology, scalable and replicable globally.
🛡️ Protection and Expansion Strategy:
Intellectual property registration and international patent.
Licensing and franchise model for expansion in Africa, Latin America, and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
📊 Detailed Breakdown of Requested Investment: $50,000,000 USD
Category
Percentage
Estimated Amount
Description
Housing Development (Sale/Rent)
85% $42,500,000 USD
Approximately 2,125 low-cost homes (unit cost: $20,000 USD)
Community Training & Employment
6%. $3,000,000 USD
Training in construction, local trades, community leadership
Infrastructure & Urban Planning
4%. $2,000,000 USD
Access to potable water, electricity, roads, and basic services
Auditing, ESG, Investor Reports
4%. $2,000,000 USD
Impact monitoring, regulatory compliance, and investor reporting
Humanitarian Donations
1%. $500,000 USD
Donation of approximately 50 homes to no-income families (average cost)
💼 Profitability Model for Investors
Our model combines deep social and environmental impact with attractive
financial returns:
Construction Cost per Unit: $20,000 USD.
Estimated Sale Price: $25,000 – $30,000 USD (facilitated through microcredits and subsidies).
Rental Model: $150 – $200 USD per month.
Estimated Net Return: 8% – 12% annually, depending on the area and modality.
Assured Absorption: Backed by prior municipal registrations and active housing subsidy programs.
💡 Our Model:
Scalable and Inclusive
Community-Led Construction:
With specialized technical assistance to ensure local ownership.
Recognition of Informal Economies: Integration and support for self-builders and local labor.
Hybrid Capital: Strategic combination of donations, climate bonds, and ESG financing.
Local Job Creation: Training and capacity building for sustainable development.
📝 Public Policy Recommendations
To maximize impact and sustainability, we recommend:
Formalizing technical support for informal builders.
Subsidizing resilient materials like the Thermo-block.
Integrating housing into municipal climate adaptation plans.
🌍 Why This Project Matters Now
Climate change is no longer a distant threat it is a lived emergency.
In Mexico, record-breaking heatwaves, water scarcity, flooding, and extreme weather are endangering millions, particularly those already living in substandard housing.
More than 10 million Mexican families live without safe shelter in homes made of scrap wood, metal sheets, or non-insulated concrete that trap dangerous heat, spread mold, and expose children and the elderly to illness and early mortality.
❤️ Why We Do It: Our Passion and Purpose
Because poverty is not solved by charity alone, but by structural changes, safe shelters, and resilient communities.
Because a healthy home changes everything.
Because architecture can heal, just like medicine.
Because no child should suffer heatstroke inside their own home.
Because extreme heat, mold, and overcrowding silently destroy lives.
Because a house is not a luxury, it is a human right.
Our mission is to empower low-income families by providing stable, dignified homes that improve health, boost education, and foster long-term independence.
🌱 Social and Climate Impact
Our project is directly aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
✅ SDG 1: No Poverty
✅ SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
✅ SDG 5: Gender Equality
✅ SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
✅ SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
✅ SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
✅ SDG 13: Climate Action
🧭 Strategic
Objectives (Next 3 Years)
Construct over 2,000 resilient homes.
Reduce climate risk and the incidence of respiratory diseases.
Create local jobs, foster financial inclusion, and strengthen community stability.
Generate replicable ESG investment models.
Expand to other countries with similar conditions (Honduras, Peru, West Africa, Middle East).
🏗️ Proposal Structure: Agundiz Design Inc / Housing Community Humanitarian Aid Campaign Mexico
Executive Summary: Concise vision of objectives, requested amount, and expected impact. Emphasizes urgency, innovation, and alignment with global climate resilience and poverty reduction agendas.
Context and Problem Definition: Socioeconomic and climate vulnerabilities in San Luis Potosí; gaps between formal housing policies and informal settlement practices; challenges in land tenure, climate risks, and deficient infrastructure.
Program Objectives: Construction of over 2,000 climate-resilient homes; community empowerment through participatory and co-creative models; improvement of public health and reduction of climate vulnerability.
Technical Solution: Description of homes with thermo-controlled concrete blocks; health and resilience criteria (thermal insulation, non-toxic materials, ventilation, adaptability); compliance with UN-Habitat and SDG indicators.
Implementation Plan: Phased construction timeline (24–36 months); geographical focus on priority zones; roles of partners (municipalities, NGOs, technical teams, community leaders).
Financing Strategy: Total requested amount ($50 million USD); blended finance (climate funds, ESG grants, concessional loans); potential co-funders (GCF, UNDP, CAF, KfW, NDB, IDB).
Impact and Monitoring: Key indicators (homes built, emissions avoided, health improvements, community participation); monitoring framework (baseline assessments, quarterly reviews, participatory feedback); reporting aligned with funder requirements and SDG tracking.
Policy Alignment and Advocacy: Linkage with National Housing Policy and local climate adaptation plans; recommendations for improving resilience standards in informal housing; advocacy strategies for long-term policy reforms.
Sustainability and Scaling Potential: Long-term ownership models and community maintenance plans; replication opportunities in Latin America and other regions; integration with green jobs and local construction economies.
Annexes: Technical drawings and material specifications; maps of target communities and risk zones; letters of support or partner commitments.
Technical Review: Detailed evaluation of the construction system.
Validation: Previous experiences in international projects.
Joint Development: Local implementation strategies.
🤝 GLOBAL ALLIANCE OPPORTUNITIES
We seek partnerships with:
Ethical Private Investors
Multilateral Development Banks (CAF, NDB, IDB, World Bank)
Universities and Think Tanks (for impact research)
Local Governments and Sovereign Funds (GCC, Africa)
Humanitarian Foundations and Philanthropic Organizations
📣 BENEFITS FOR INVESTORS
Stable Income: In a market with a deficit of over 10 million homes in Mexico.
Positive Global Reputation: Enhancing visibility in media and ESG investment forums.
Co-branding and Naming Rights: Opportunities in community developments.
Pioneering Participation: In an internationally replicable strategy.
Agundiz Design Inc.: Building Hope and Transforming lives through housing solutions thermo Concrete BlocksThe Resilience in Mexico
1. Company Overview and Mission:
Agundiz Design Inc. is a mission-driven organization dedicated to humanitarian aid and community development in Mexico, specializing in constructing sustainable, climate-resilient homes for low-income families. Founded in 1995 by José Cruz Agundiz, we began as a trusted general contractor, building a strong reputation for quality, transparency, and client satisfaction in residential and commercial construction. Our over 29 years of experience provide a solid foundation for our current focus: leveraging our construction expertise to address pressing social and environmental challenges through innovative housing solutions.
Our core mission is to alleviate poverty and empower vulnerable communities by providing safe, healthy, and sustainable homes.
2. Experience and Expertise:
Agundiz Design Inc. possesses extensive experience in all aspects of construction, from project planning and design to material sourcing, construction management, and final delivery.
Our portfolio includes completed residential and commercial projects, demonstrating our capability to manage projects of varying scales and complexities.
We adhere to the highest standards of safety, regulatory compliance, and quality control. Our commitment to excellence is evident in our humanitarian services.
This expertise is now channeled into our "Housing Aid Community" campaign, applying proven construction practices to the creation of affordable, climate-resilient housing.
3. Innovative Thermo-Block Technology:
Agundiz Design Inc. "Housing Community Humanitarian Aid Campaign Mexico utilizes our innovative Thermo-block technology, a patented system of heat-resistant concrete blocks that offer significant advantages over traditional building materials, developed over 20 years of fieldwork.
40% temperature reduction compared to traditional blocks
Mold and humidity resistant, crucial for vulnerable families
Energy-efficient, reducing cooling needs by over 30%
Patent-protected and fully scalable across global regions
Climate Control: Reduces internal temperatures by up to 40%, significantly lowering energy costs and improving residents' health and well-being.
Durability and Resilience: Built to withstand extreme weather conditions and seismic activity.
Sustainability: Made with locally sourced, eco-friendly materials, minimizing the project's carbon footprint.
Cost-Effectiveness: (Note: The original text had this heading but no detail, it's kept for consistency).
4. Capacity and Team:
Agundiz Design Inc. boasts a qualified team of professional construction subcontractors, including engineers, architects, project managers, and construction supervisors.
Our team possesses the experience and capacity to manage large-scale housing projects, ensuring timely and efficient delivery within budget and to the highest quality standards.
Our experience working with local communities ensures a participatory and culturally sensitive approach.
5. Commitment to Community Engagement:
We are deeply committed to a participatory approach, working closely with local communities to ensure our projects meet their specific needs and contribute to their long-term empowerment. This includes:
Community Consultation: Involving residents in the design and construction process.
Local Workforce Development: Employing local labor and providing training opportunities.
Sustainable Community Development: Integrating the housing project with broader community development initiatives to ensure long-term success.
Act Now — Transform Lives
Every dollar invested in dignified, resilient housing multiplies its value in health, education, and local economies.
Let's close the gap between growth centers and Mexico's most forgotten neighborhoods.
Together, we can rewrite the story of poverty in Mexico — one home at a time!
📌 Testimonials and Success Stories
50+ homes donated to rural families in extreme poverty.
Parents report improved health for their children, access to education, and reduced stress.
Entire communities regaining identity, employment, and a sense of belonging.
📣 Call to Action
We invite the World Bank and your global partners to co-invest in a landmark housing initiative** that integrates climate resilience, poverty alleviation, and urban dignity in one replicable model.
This is an opportunity to leave a legacy that aligns with your institutional mission to reduce poverty, ensure sustainability, and deliver human-centered infrastructure where it's needed most.
We are prepared to engage your evaluation teams, field mission partners, and technical advisors for further vetting.
We welcome dialogue and collaboration to advance this project.
Thank you for considering our proposal. We look forward to building the future together. With hope and commitment,
Warm regards.
📞 Contact Information
Jose Cruz Agundiz
Founder & Director
Agundiz Design Inc.
Mexico Housing Aid Campaign
agundizdesign@live.com
agundizinc@gmail.com
WhatsApp:
+52 487 149 1620 +52 487 218 2399
Real Stories and Technical Designs:
Direct Support to HumanitarianAid (PayPal): agundiz@live.com
📈 Every home built not only improves lives — it generates sustainable income and creates patrimonial value.
🏁 CLOSING AND CALL TO ACTION
With every thermo-block, we combat extreme heat. With every house, we combat neglect. With every investment, we combat poverty.
Join Agundiz Design Inc. in this crusade for a more just, sustainable, and dignified Mexico.
📊 Investment Breakdown
✅ $20,000 USD = One home for one family.
✅ $200,000 USD = A community of 10 families.
✅ $2 million USD = 100 families with structural change in an entire municipality.
✅ $50,000,000 USD = Construct over 2,000 resilient homes.
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