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THE D12 GRID. Reference Document — Version 1.1

Authors/Creators

  • 1. AG2I GLOBAL

Description

THE D12 GRID is a neutral structural framework designed to support institutional coherence, documentary continuity, and decision traceability across complex and multi-actor environments.

In distributed governance systems, a recurring blind spot is not the absence of rules, procedures, or documents, but the progressive loss of structural coherence as documents and decisions circulate across organizations, personnel changes, project phases, and external constraints. This loss often remains unobserved until it becomes visible through audits, partner scrutiny, or reputational exposure.

Rather than prescribing policies or workflows, THE D12 GRIDprovides a set of invariant structural reference points enabling institutions to observe, assess, and stabilize their documentary and decision-making logic over time, independently of organizational form, sector, or technological stack.

The grid is composed of twelve neutral structural dimensions, each corresponding to a fundamental aspect of institutional stability, including responsibility attribution, documentary lineage, decision legitimacy, temporal continuity, and boundary definition. These dimensions are intentionally non-sectorial, non-normative, and technology-agnostic, allowing the grid to be applied across public administrations, international organizations, private entities, NGOs, and hybrid governance systems.

THE D12 GRID does not function as a certification scheme, audit tool, or compliance checklist.

It does not generate scores, rankings, or validations.

Its role is to make structural gaps, misalignments, or fragilities observable, without prescribing corrective actions or introducing new authority.

Used independently or in conjunction with documentary verification infrastructures such as ORVEX PRO, THE D12 GRID enables institutions to:

  • Identify structural blind spots before they evolve into operational, audit, or reputational risks,
  • Maintain documentary and decision coherence across time and organizational transitions,
  • Support audit readiness without adding procedural or bureaucratic layers,
  • Transmit institutional logic in a form that remains intelligible, verifiable, and durable for third parties.

This deposit presents THE D12 GRID as a transferable structural reference framework intended for decision-makers, governance designers, auditors, researchers, and institutional architects seeking a neutral method to reason about institutional coherence, without imposing new authority, technology, or procedural dependency.

Institutional framework (Public access).

Verification and scope clarification : https://ag2i-global.org/r/ag2i

Notes (English)

Support & Institutional Use — D12 GRID

Support

Support related to THE D12 GRID  is limited to ensuring structural clarity, continuity of interpretation, and correct understanding of the framework.

It does not intervene in:

  • Decision-making processes ;
  • Policy formulation ;
  • Operational design ;
  • Certification, validation, or enforcement activities.

Support activities may include:

  • Clarification of the twelve structural dimensions and their respective scope ;
  • Guidance in identifying structural blind spots revealed by application of the grid ;
  • Assistance in reading institutional coherence across time, transitions, and reorganizations ;
  • Support in aligning existing documentation and governance logic with invariant structural reference points.

Support does not introduce procedural dependency, operational control, or authority transfer.

It preserves the neutral, non-prescriptive, and non-sectorial nature of the THE D12 GRID.

Institutional Use

Institutional use of THE D12 GRID applies to organizations seeking to observe, stabilize, and transmit their institutional logic within complex, distributed, or multi-actor environments.

Typical institutional contexts include, without limitation:

  • Governance systems involving multiple stakeholders, partners, or jurisdictions ; 
  • Organizations exposed to audits, evaluations, or external accountability requirements ;
  • Periods of institutional transition, restructuring, or leadership change ;
  • Environments where documentary and decision coherence must be preserved independently of individuals, tools, or technological systems.

THE D12 GRID does not function as:

  • A certification mechanism ;
  • An audit instrument ;
  • A compliance framework ;
  • Or a decision-support system.

It does not prescribe corrective actions, operational workflows, or governance reforms.

Its role is strictly to make structural exposure, misalignment, or fragility observable, enabling institutions to address coherence and continuity proactively, before such misalignments translate into operational, audit, legal, or reputational risk.

THE D12 GRID remains applicable regardless of sector, legal regime, organizational scale, or technological context. May be used independently of any institutional reform process.

INSTITUTIONAL REFERENCE : https://orvex.tech/r/orvex

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Identifiers

DOI
10.5281/zenodo.18208701

Related works

Is supplement to
Report: 10.5281/zenodo.18208701 (DOI)

Dates

Created
2026-01-25
The D12 Neutral Actions Grid provides a framework for institutional coherence, continuity, and stabilization. It defines 12 observable and reproducible practices that ensure consistency, traceability, and operational resilience across organizations. Intended for use by institutions, NGOs, and research entities, it is compatible with IVAP-DOMINIZ principles. This document does not require implementation as a whole.
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2026-01-30
THE D12 DRID is a structural reference framework designed to make institutional coherence, continuity, and stabilization observable over time. It articulates twelve neutral reference dimensions that allow institutions to identify, read, and preserve structural consistency across organizational changes, transitions, and multi-actor environments. The grid does not prescribe actions, policies, or corrective measures. It does not function as a decision-making tool, certification mechanism, or compliance framework. Instead, it provides a non-authoritative, reproducible reading layer enabling institutions to observe: • Structural continuity or rupture ; • Coherence across documentation and governance layers ; • Exposure to systemic or transitional blind spots. THE D12 GRID is intended for use by public institutions, NGOs, research entities, and complex organizations seeking to stabilize institutional memory and coherence independently of individuals, tools, or operational stacks. It is compatible with IVAP principles (revelation of structural exposure), PST-X.0 (transmissibility without dependency), and the DOMINIZ posture (neutrality, non-prescription, and non-solicitation).