structural-diversity-maintenance

Prevent governance capture by designing bounded interventions with sunset dates to resist control concentration. This approach measures five diversity dimensions, including proposal authorship and funding diversification, to keep decision-making accessible across a broad actor set.

Governance diversity audits measure five core dimensions: proposal authorship distribution, approval rate equity, funding diversification, leadership rotation, and participation breadth. These metrics track structural health and identify areas needing intervention.

Design governance interventions by defining measurable success criteria and attaching firm sunset dates for automatic expiration. Proposals are tracked through a centralized ACT intervention registry and consent workflow to ensure bounded, temporary execution.

Yes, structural diversity maintenance applies to any ETHOS or ecosystem where governance diversity can be measured. It requires input governance data and a diversity report template to generate structural reports and registered interventions.

Track leadership rotation and approval rate equity by generating a standardized Structural Diversity Report from current governance data. This report monitors effectiveness across five diversity dimensions and guides ongoing structural improvements.

Governance interventions need sunset dates and success criteria to ensure they remain bounded and temporary, preventing permanent power consolidation. This mechanism renews participation and resists capture by keeping decision-making continuously accessible.