Policies
Intro
Crisis Resolutions is a foundation committed to creating a better world. We believe that sustainable practices and good governance are key to achieving this goal.
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Common Consensus
Despite the diversity of our paths, all those present with us agree:
- Concerning our Origin: The Source is always One.
- Concerning our Crisis: No Prejudgements, No Crisis.
- Concerning our Resolutions: The Source of Crisis is its Resolution.
- Concerning our Journey: We are all in this Together
- Concerning our Unity: Unity makes Strength
The above consensus is part of our common sense. Although it is specific, it is not deterministic. It is agnostic and forms a common ground for crisis resolution among people from all walks of life, with diverse beliefs, perspectives, and experiences.
Code of Ethics
We are committed to creating a better world through sustainable practices and good governance. The policies are based on our Good Ways Model.
Adhering to Sustainability Eco Standards
Our Code of Ethics is based on the following principles of sustainability:
- Economic Liberty – The freedom of being oneself economically.
- Ecophysiological Equality – Respecting diversity and pluralism in human and non-human life.
- Ecological Solidarity – Encouraging openness and inclusion in our relationships with the environment.
- Ecospheric Peace – Supporting peace and non-violence in our interactions with the environment.
- Ecotypic Order – Showing respect for the dignity of all life on the planet.
- Ecosystemic Governance – Promoting transparency and accountability in our actions and decisions.
Principles
Our Principles are used to guide decision-making and provide a framework for understanding complex concepts.
Our Origin
Unity in Diversity
We are all connected and share a common origin, yet we are also unique individuals and have our own distinct personalities, lifestyles, and beliefs. This is the beauty of humanity – that we can all be different, and yet still be united in our common origin. By understanding this, we can appreciate the diversity of our fellow humans and be more tolerant and accepting of each other. We can appreciate the unique gifts and perspectives that each of us brings to the table, and work together to build a better world.
We can also use this understanding to foster deeper connections and understanding between different cultures, religions and nations. By recognizing our common origin, we can come together to solve global issues, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. We can also work together to create a more peaceful and prosperous world, by respecting each other’s differences and celebrating our shared humanity.
Unity in diversity is the key to creating a better world – and by understanding and embracing our common origin, we can move forward together and create a better future for all.
Our Crisis
Crisis is a Moment of Great Importance.
Crisis is a moment of great importance in life – a time when we must step back, assess the situation, and make decisions that will affect our future. It is a time of reflection, of facing our fears and doubts, and of taking a hard look at ourselves and our lives. It is also a time of growth and learning, as we discover new perspectives and gain insight into our own inner workings.
In times of crisis, it is essential to take a step back and look at the big picture. We must ask ourselves what is the best way to approach this situation, and how can we use our knowledge and skills to solve the problem. We must also consider the people around us and how they may be affected by the situation, and how we can help them.
Our Resolutions
The End of Crisis is Always the Beginning of Peace.
Crisis can be an opportunity to learn and grow, and to come together to solve global issues. By recognizing our common origin, and our shared humanity, we can come together to create peace and prosperity for all.
We must remember that we are all in this together, and that our collective wisdom and support can help us navigate through any challenge. By uniting in our diversity, and taking a deep look at our common origin, we can create resolutions that will benefit everyone and create a better future for all.
It is our responsibility to work together to build a better world, and to show faith in humanity. We can use our intelligence to resolve any kind of crisis, and be mindful of our actions to help others and make the world a better place.
Let us all come together to end the cycle of crisis, and let peace reign in our world.
Compliance & Licenses
At Crisis Resolutions we proudly Practice and Build upon the Good Ways Model – A Theory of Everything – Epistemological, Axiological, and Ontological Matrix of Regenerative Intelligence and Prosperity
Sustainable Development Goals
Our Programmes address all the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations.
Governance
Our Business Plan is Open Source, and it is Licensed as part of our Creative Commons. It may be Adopted for Commercial or any other Purposes through Reference to the Canonical Source that we Develop here in the Center of Crisis Resolutions.
The Nature of our work is Hybrid – and so, we practice Governance in two ways, both Vertically and Horizontally. Horizontal Governance gives us a sense of Priority to matters of Good Cooperation, while Vertical to ones of Good Operations.
We are committed to creating a better world by rewarding good ways through our Good Ways Framework, which consists of Personal Continence, Mental Conscience, Practical Presence, Social Sense, General Absence, Mutual Defense, Empirical Science, and Vital Essence. Every individual has the ability to contribute to our common governance, and both our Head of Good Governance and everyone else have equal authority to upvote or downvote a decision. Adam Apricot (Vasileios Korompilias) will always remain the Authentic Authority.