repair-agreement

To formalize verbal commitments from a harm circle, you draft a versioned repair agreement using a standard template that records participating parties, explicit commitments, measurable indicators, timelines, and consent, then link it to an agreement registry.

A repair agreement in governance is a versioned record that formally documents actionable outcomes from conflict-resolution processes like harm circles or NVC dialogues, assigning owners and timelines to ensure consent and observable follow-through.

Creating a versioned repair agreement requires the originating process record, participating parties with their roles, explicit commitments with measurable indicators, a defined timeline with consent, and a linked agreement registry entry formatted to the standard template.

Yes, you can document outcomes from coaching interventions and mediations by applying the standard repair-agreement-template to formalize commitments, schedule milestone checks, and register the versioned agreement for auditing and review.

The best way to track conflict-resolution outcomes is by recording them as versioned repair agreements tied to the originating process, ensuring clear consent, observable commitments, and a centralized registry to enable auditing, renewals, and escalation.