What is HEA-GDP?

HEA-GDP (Human Energy Aggregate – Gross Domestic Power) is the total amount of recorded human energy (in HUNIT) accumulated by HUMAS System participants within a given country. It is a new indicator that reflects not only economic activity, but also the constructive contribution of citizens — at the physical, intellectual, and emotional levels.

How it differs from GDP

GDP measures the financial value of all goods and services produced in a country. HEA-GDP measures human contribution in the equivalent of energy — regardless of monetization. This makes the indicator more honest and universal, especially in unstable or developing economies.

Why the world needs HEA-GDP

Because GDP reflects money, not actual human effort. HEA-GDP shows how much life energy people have contributed to their country. It is the foundation for a new ethical economy — one where human beings and their contribution are central.

How HEA-GDP is calculated

HEA-GDP = The total amount of HUNIT (hu) credited to all registered participants in a country.
Additionally, the following can be calculated:

• Average HEA-GDP per resident
• HEA-GDP per registered participant
• HEA-GDP by sectors (education, volunteering, labor, care, etc.)

Linking HUMAScoin to HEA-GDP

The higher the HEA-GDP of a country, the higher its energy status. This can influence the internal exchange rate of HUMAScoin in that region. In this way, human energy becomes not only a value, but a national-level asset.

Global implications

The HEA-GDP system makes it possible to identify real centers of development — even if a country is poor in terms of GDP. Where human contribution is high, there is a foundation for transformation. HEA-GDP is a step toward a new world map of creation.