The primary goal of the cooperative is to create a sustainable economic model capable of withstanding attacks from the authorities and financing people and ideas that permanently build a better environment for the development of both co-op members and society. This can only happen if, in the long term, it manages to establish its own bank, fund, agricultural and livestock farms, education system, and a place to live and grow for people who share these values. Obviously, everything cannot be achieved all at once, firstly because there are not enough informed people. Secondly, people must believe that the organizers possess the necessary knowledge and determination to realize this vision. Thirdly, there will be immense resistance from those in power—not directly, but through proxies disguised as opposition and fighters for justice and freedom. This is why it is essential to first identify where the prerequisites for such development exist and then gradually build the full model through great faith, hard work, and perseverance. It begins with a single project that must be brought to completion to demonstrate management's ability to achieve its goals. Following this, the pace of onboarding co-op members will accelerate. Revenues from completed projects will also increase the association’s strength, and the realization of the grand goal will gradually proceed with much larger steps.

Following the development of the residential-investment segment in a given area, the next step is the acquisition of agricultural land and the setup of crop and livestock farms. These will produce high-quality, natural food to meet the needs of co-op members, with remaining produce being sold outside the community. Here, the benefit for members will be particularly significant, as products can be distributed as a required dividend, eliminating financial transactions between the producer and the customer. This bypasses profit-driven distribution channels that drive up prices for the end consumer. It will also serve as a safeguard against excessive control introduced via digital currencies, which are designed to monitor consumption and track consumer cash flows. Many people ask how to avoid the negative impacts of the total control that will be introduced through the digital euro (a control mechanism that will also exist in the US, Russia, and China). The answer is that it cannot be avoided through the current system, but it is possible through the cooperative. By building this comprehensive framework, members will be able to receive direct goods rather than their monetary equivalent, saving an immense amount in taxes and avoiding oversight from unscrupulous rulers. Thus, providing a complete food package for co-op members will be one of the primary tasks facing the "Zashtitnite" Cooperative.

The next task is to organize an excellent educational system that helps like-minded individuals and members of the broader social community acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to live normal lives in an increasingly turbulent world. The acquisition of publishing houses and the establishment of schools, higher education institutions, and qualification centers will ensure that this goal is achieved.

It is crucial to build our own financial system. Banks will increasingly restrict funding for needs other than those the ruling elite wishes to finance, and even less so for businesses that compete with theirs. Future restrictions will be enforced precisely through financial institutions. Therefore, it is of paramount importance to establish banks and funds that serve co-op members and the community, rather than forcing them to wait and beg institutions controlled by those in power. Thanks to these self-funded institutions, projects will be developed that empower the nation and provide a future for ordinary people—not just for the families of those who have managed to seize the levers of power. Furthermore, all cooperative enterprises will have guaranteed financing in times of expansion or when facing turbulence generated by external forces.

Another vital task is to create sanatoriums where cooperative members, as well as members of the wider community, can recover and maintain their health. Their objective will be to keep people healthy rather than sick and in constant need of treatment, which is how the current healthcare system is structured. The emphasis here will be on prevention, education, and healthy living, rather than surgeries, medications, and invasive interventions that, instead of curing a person, often impair their well-being, make them dependent, and deteriorate their quality of life.

All of these cooperative goals are aimed at the well-being of the co-op members and the community as a whole, rather than the relentless pursuit of profit characteristic of modern business. In this way, the means of production, education, and healthcare will return to the hands of the people rather than remaining with greedy and unscrupulous oligarchs who view themselves as a class apart from ordinary human beings.

These are many additional benefits for anyone who joins the construction of such an organization, which will resolve numerous issues left unanswered by the current system.