Paul Johnson has had a long association with Tuvalu. He has travelled to the small islands in the Pacific to meet with the Prime Minister, various government officials and cabinet members on how Tuvalu Entertainment Ltd. can assist them in their efforts to reach some of their key sustainable goals. The first of which is to deliver enough solar panels to the island of Funafuti to create a 100% sustainable society on that island.

Tuvalu sits on the world’s largest energy reserves for Hydrogen according to OTEC. There is a Hydrogen project being created to make Tuvalu as important for Hydrogen fuel and clean energy as Saudi Arabia is for oil. It will lead the world in sustainable and clean energy for the next generation.

We believe future global business models will be increasingly drawn to the “us” society, and away from the “me” society of the past. A passion for philanthropy and sustainability is at the core of our DNA. We believe that successful organisations of the future will put more emphasis on helping others, as well as helping themselves.

We know that where and when we focus our energies we can do great things at a local level.

Tuvalu is the smallest country in the world with a population of just over 10,000. It remains a very proud member of the British Commonwealth of Nations, a voluntary association made up of 54 independent sovereign states.

Tuvalu Entertainment’s charitable foundation works directly with the people of Tuvalu and their government. We set aside a proportion of our net profits each year (10%) to go towards projects chosen by the government where we can work directly with project managers. Our collective approach is a highly efficient way of working in this environment – it reduces red tape and leads to quicker success stories working with the people who are directly impacted.