governance-health-audit

A governance health audit is a structured, quantified review of decision logs, resource allocation, participation records, and role assignments to detect concentrated power and prevent oligarchy before it degrades your ecosystem.

To measure governance health, you collect data on proposal diversity, resource concentration, and leadership tenure, scoring them against predefined thresholds to identify when governance health indicators cross into systemic risk territory.

Yes, you can audit an AZPO or informal ecosystem by analyzing decision logs and participation records. It requires access to governance data reports to ensure an objective assessment of capture resistance.

The best way to identify governance capture is to conduct regular trend analysis comparing current governance health indicator scores to previous audits, which reveals degrading patterns and triggers safeguards when metrics cross defined thresholds.

You need access to governance data reports including decision logs, resource allocation records, participation records, and role assignments to perform a transparent health check and maintain capture resistance.