Planetary Nexus Governance (PNG) is a federated global governance architecture developed and overseen by GCRI. It serves as the overarching institutional and legal framework for coordinating multilateral risk mitigation, innovation policy, and anticipatory governance across all tiers of society—from bioregional communities to sovereign governments and global institutions.
PNG integrates a multi-layer governance model comprising the General Assembly (GA), Board of Trustees (BoT), Global Stewardship Board (GSB), Regional Stewardship Boards (RSBs), Specialized Leadership Boards (SLBs), National Working Groups (NWGs), Bioregional Assemblies, and Technical Management Divisions (TMDs). This architecture enables adaptive, clause-based decision-making that aligns local implementation with global priorities across domains such as climate, health, finance, security, and digital infrastructure.
Rooted in the Nexus Ecosystem (NE), PNG operationalizes risk governance through smart contracts, certified clause protocols, and foresight simulations, allowing for verifiable execution, intergenerational accountability, and dynamic coordination. It uniquely combines legal enforceability, open-source standards, digital sovereignty, and zero-trust security into a unified planetary coordination system.
Through its deployment via GCRI entities—including the Global Risks Alliance (GRA), Global Risks Forum (GRF), and Nexus Standards Foundation (NSF)—PNG provides a legally grounded and technologically interoperable governance substrate for the 21st century, designed to manage systemic risks and enable sustainable, inclusive transformation at scale.
