Deployment
Status and evidence by project
What is announced, validated, under way, delivered and evaluated, with its source and date. See the public overview
Vision · Principles and safeguards
Defining rights and verifying results before any promise.
The NOVASCEND research paper, version 2 of October 2026, describes an architecture that is still hypothetical. Its rights, accounts and effects must be specified and checked before its mechanisms can be presented as established.
Conditions for implementation
Four conditions, checked before any mechanism is presented as established.
They apply to every part of the vision: the community dividend, freedom of activity, residents’ role in decisions and the way the story is told. Each one names what must be defined, demonstrated or evaluated, and by whom.
Defined rights
Specify in each country who owns the assets, who benefits from the services and any distributions, which authorities decide and what redress is available.
A demonstrated surplus
Establish verifiable accounts and fund maintenance, obligations and reserves before any dividend. Amounts from internal simulations are not promised returns.
Real checks and balances
Separate the operator, the community fund, public authorities and audit; guarantee the freedom to leave the city, choose other providers and transfer one’s data.
Evaluated effects
Compare results with the stated objectives and with alternative solutions, publish the gaps and correct what does not work. The status of projects and the evidence available are presented in Deployment.
The research explores a “G equation” and a Utopia Index to track living conditions, capabilities, resources and the quality of institutions. These are not established impact results: their criteria should be public, debated and tested against independent data. They would not be used to score individuals.
Where the evidence is kept
Following these conditions over time.
The site keeps the status of each project, the figures it publishes and the questions people ask in three places.
Vision
The four pillars and their principles
The rights and safeguards each pillar proposes, and the digital tools kept under residents’ control. Read the pillars
FAQ
The questions most often asked
The economic model, the risks for a lender or an investor, and what a project file must contain before any decision. Read the FAQ