Membership
Membership and participation
Who can take part, what everyone commits to, and how admission works. All of it comes from the charter.
- Ways to take part
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- Commitments
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- Charter version
- 1.0.0.1
01Ways to take part
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Community Cells
Local cooperation units in a city, municipality, campus, professional network or community cluster. This is where individuals take part.
Chartered by a Chapter. Strictly non-partisan.
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Regional Chapters and Diaspora Chapters
Recognised chapters serving a Region or a Diaspora District.
Chartered by the Council after integrity review, ratified by the General Assembly.
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Regional Delegations and Diaspora Delegations
Credentialed delegations to the General Assembly, from at least four groups: civil society, academia and professions, private sector and labour, and women and youth.
Vote in the General Assembly. No party, faction or armed actor may hold more than a set share of seats.
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Institutional Members
Credentialed organisations admitted under the charter.
Take part under conflict disclosure.
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Observers
Participants without voting rights.
No vote unless the charter grants it.
Chapters are chartered by the Council and ratified by the General Assembly. Community Cells are chartered by a Chapter.
02What everyone commits to
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I am neutral: I campaign for no party, faction or armed actor here.
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I am non-violent.
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I disclose conflicts of interest.
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I follow the handling rules that protect people and information.
03Minimum controls of every Chapter
- Integrity lead for neutrality and conflicts of interest
- Protected participation mechanism and anti-doxxing rules
- Basic financial transparency for local funds
- Recordkeeping and version discipline
- Escalation pathway to KCO integrity bodies
04Fees
No membership fee is published.
05What you never have to share
Every Chapter and Community Cell keeps confidentiality options and anti-doxxing rules. Nobody is exposed for taking part.
