ONE Local’s development is focused on building a bioregional framework for decentralized coordination, using a nested social structure that allows communities to manage resources and make decisions autonomously while collaborating at broader levels. Key differentiators include:

    Nested Governance Model: Communities are organized as local chapters within larger bioregional networks, allowing for governance that is both autonomous and scalable.
    Blockchain-Connected Verification Without Speculative Models: We use blockchain connections for verifiable data and transparency rather than relying on token-based incentives, aligning with ethical data management and data sovereignty.
    Planned Reputation and Resource Management Tools: Future DID and reputation tools will allow members to carry trust and credibility across chapters, which will be fundamental for community-based decision-making and resource sharing.