Question 1

What is Civic Continuity?

Accepted Answer

Civic Continuity is an independent civic institution designed around long-horizon stewardship. We maintain essential civilian systems built to remain stable beyond individual lifespans, funding cycles, and organizational ownership.

Question 2

Why does Civic Continuity exist?

Accepted Answer

Systems rarely fail because they are impossible. They fail because responsibility disappears. We exist to ensure essential systems do not collapse at moments of transition—leadership change, ownership transfer, organizational collapse, regulatory shift, or end-of-life events.

Question 3

What systems does Civic Continuity maintain?

Accepted Answer

We operate long-horizon civilian systems including: Consumer Continuity (ensuring individuals are not left exposed when products or services fail), Repair & Circular Infrastructure (maintaining access to repair pathways beyond commercial cycles), Community Resilience Mechanisms (civilian-facing support systems), and Public-Private Bridge Systems (neutral infrastructure operating between sectors).

Question 4

How is Civic Continuity governed?

Accepted Answer

Our governance includes separation between oversight and operations, conservative risk controls, documented succession mechanisms, continuity-first decision protocols, and predefined failure and wind-down principles. Governance exists to ensure the institution remains usable long after individuals leave.

Civic Continuity

Infrastructure builtto outlast people.

Infrastructure built
to outlast people.