RSGA™ Architecture Map
Resource Sustainability Governance Architecture — Resource Sustainability Governance Layer
Official Resource Sustainability Governance reference map for finite, regenerative, recoverable, flow-constrained, capacity-constrained, strategically concentrated and interdependent Resource Systems.
Official Governance Flow
Resource Characterization → Resource Availability & Capacity → Resource Demand → Resource Dependency & Criticality → Resource Access → Resource Prioritization & Allocation → Resource Consumption & Utilization → Resource Scarcity & Constraint → Resource Recovery & Circularity → Resource Substitution & Flexibility → Resource Interdependency & Resilience → Resource Continuity & Sustainability
Governed Spaces
- RCHS — Resource Characterization
- RACS — Resource Availability & Capacity
- RDGS — Resource Demand Governance
- RDCS — Resource Dependency & Criticality
- RAGS — Resource Access Governance
- RPAS — Resource Prioritization & Allocation
- RCUS — Resource Consumption & Utilization
- RSCS — Resource Scarcity & Constraint
- RRCS — Resource Recovery & Circularity
- RSFS — Resource Substitution & Flexibility
- RIRS — Resource Interdependency & Resilience
- RCSS — Resource Continuity & Sustainability
Resource scarcity is a governed condition, not a prerequisite for activating the architecture. Recovery, regeneration, substitution and changing dependencies can require reassessment of earlier spaces.