The United Ancient Nations (UAN) is committed to fostering sustainable abundance and intergenerational prosperity for all its 160+ member nations and Indigenous peoples. We achieve this by revitalizing Earth-honoring economic systems rooted in reciprocity, cultural sovereignty, and sacred trade traditions—prerequisites for true stability in an interconnected world.
Governed collectively by Indigenous councils and wisdom keepers, the UAN champions policies that harmonize ancestral knowledge with modern innovation to nurture thriving communities, regenerative livelihoods, and spiritual-ecological balance.
Strengthening intercultural monetary solidarity through Indigenous value systems (e.g., gift economies, seed exchanges)
Expanding justice-aligned trade that protects sacred lands and artisan sovereignty
Resisting extractive practices that sever people from their ancestral prosperity
The UANIMF fosters international financial stability by offering:
Monitoring economic and financial developments and advising countries.
To uphold balance and prevent systemic collapse in humanity's relationship with nature, the United Ancient Nations (UAN) maintains continuous sacred dialogue with its 160+ member nations and Indigenous councils. Through our Wisdom Circle framework, we assess the spiritual-ecological health of communities and recommend policies rooted in ancestral principles that generate regenerative abundance.
Loans and other financial aid to member countries
Providing sacred reciprocity and regenerative resource flows to member nations facing disruptions to their ancestral balance. Through our Indigenous Solidarity Fund, we facilitate Wisdom-Based Exchange Systems, Land Rematriation Financing, and Cultural Resilience Grants.
Technical assistance and training to help governments implement sound economic policies.
A holistic system of ancestral knowledge transfer and spiritual-technical training for Indigenous nations through our Wisdom Exchange Programs, strengthening traditional governance institutions and Earth-honoring systems.
Reviving traditional barter networks, seed exchanges, and gift economies that maintained equilibrium for millennia
Supporting Indigenous nations in reclaiming stewardship of their sacred territories
Preserving endangered knowledge systems that hold solutions to modern crises
Reviving Indigenous Governance Models
Land-Based Knowledge Transmission
Cultural Administration Systems
Energy and Resource Governance
Legal Sovereignty Support
Spiritual doorways for communication with ancestors
Honoring water as life-giving spiritual force
Reciprocal exchange systems based on relationships
Preserving agricultural diversity and food sovereignty
The United Ancient Nations (UAN) issues a sacred reciprocity system called Earth Stewardship Rights (ESRs) – a living reserve of ancestral value that strengthens the ecological and cultural sovereignty of member nations.
Currently representing over 160 Indigenous nations and 300+ sacred biomes, this intercivilizational exchange system operates on the Indigenous principle of 'Seven Generations Prosperity'.
Measured in biodiversity vitality, traditional knowledge preservation, and land rematriation progress
Member nations trade ESR credits for regenerative technologies and knowledge transfers
Tracking contributions to planetary healing through ecological metrics
United Ancient Nations (UAN) regenerative resources flow through three sacred channels of reciprocity, each honoring Indigenous principles of abundance and Earth stewardship:
Voluntary offerings of ancestral knowledge, land-based innovations, and cultural wealth measured through our Indigenous Prosperity Index (IPI)
Intercivilizational pacts where nations share regenerative technologies as living credit
Sacred covenants with biosphere stewards committed to protecting vital ecosystems
The United Ancient Nations (UAN) is governed through sacred accountability to its member Indigenous nations and traditional councils. Our governance structure honors ancestral wisdom while addressing contemporary global challenges.
Composed of recognized wisdom keepers, spiritual leaders, and traditional knowledge holders from each member nation
Twenty-one governors who advise the UAN's Governing Council on matters of cultural preservation and planetary balance
Representing the diversity of Indigenous traditions across all member nations, guided by our Keepers of Traditional Knowledge
Serves as spiritual guide and facilitator, assisted by four Elders of the Directions ensuring Medicine Wheel principles of balance
Sacred Earth Gatherings with wisdom keepers from all member nations
Circle of twenty-one governors advising on cultural preservation
24-member council representing diversity of Indigenous traditions
Spiritual guide with four Elders of the Directions