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*What is Sociocracy 3.0?

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*Governance

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*Navigating via Tension

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*Value

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*Optimizing the Flow

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*Backbone organisations.

*Basically how it works is:

* A number of organisations or different departments (dept/org’s) who have quite different Drivers, need to collaborate together around a shared Driver. For example – Tech/Product/Design!!!

* They agree on the shared driver

* The dept/org’s agree to create a backbone entity and (s)elect someone (from each dept/org) to start the process. These people are Leads for the backbone entity itself, and their function is to initiate the (governance) processes and set things up.

* Meanwhile each department or org selects 2 more people to be rep links. It’s a double link – so one of the reps is accountable for representing the dept/org in the backbone entities decision making processes. The other rep is accountable for representing the backbone entity in the dept/org’s decision making processes. Both reps participate in decision making in both domains, when the content is relevant.

* This way each dept/org has 1) a rep to the backbone entity / 2) has reps back to the dept/org from the backbone entity / 3) has someone whose key priority is the backbone entity itself.

* A backbone organisation may also develop operations of it’s own to execute – or will pass the imperatives back down to the partner dept/org’s.

* Backbone organisations guarantee equivalence and maximise the potential for cross dept/org alignment, with everyone represented in all directions.

* They can also support multiagency collaborations, like a government body, an anarchist group and a youth action agency, all wishing to address drug addiction in a city for example. Perhaps they don’t get along at all… yet in this pattern they can.

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