Vision 2029

Let's take a look ahead. Let's imagine it's the year 2029. What happened?

In 2029, education around the world has changed dramatically - it is more equitable and accessible to all. An important part of this development was Infinity Stonepaper, an innovative tool made available to children and teachers all over the world.

Schools that previously had few materials became places of learning with plenty of resources. Tables and walls were transformed into reusable writing and drawing surfaces. And all the children had their own, smaller versions of these washable magic sheets.

A global network was created, sharing effective learning methods and reaching even the most remote areas. InfinityStonepaper helped improve learning at home and in schools, especially in under-resourced areas.

It is also environmentally friendly: companies that mine limestone began to produce reusable paper from the waste materials. This saved water and trees.

Paper did not have to be imported. Supply routes were short. More trees left standing means the preservation of one of the largest natural CO2 stores.

In addition to the industrial production facilities, local economic cycles also emerged around stone paper. Worn paper could be recycled using simple methods. Small workshops were able to produce new stone paper using limestone and collected plastics and supply it to local educational institutions.

By 2029, Infinity Stonepaper became a symbol of sustainable and equitable education. It stands for innovation and ensuring that every child has access to good learning materials. Education became a collaborative, creative and environmentally conscious experience.

Can we make this vision a reality together?