RSGA™ Resource Sustainability Governance Layer
RSGA™ is the OOF® reference architecture for governing materially constrained Resources and Resource capacities across competing operational and societal dependencies.
Architectural Boundary
RSGA™ governs common Resource Sustainability conditions. It does not replace resource-specific physical, ecological, technical or infrastructural mechanisms; independently establish Governance Authority; determine Accountability; govern general Evidence or Validation; or determine intelligence execution Value.
Interoperability
GOA™ governs Governance Authority; ORA™ governs Operational Reality; AGA™ governs Accountability; ADIT® governs Evidence and Auditability; VALIDOS™ governs Validation; PGA™ governs Prediction; VFM® governs Value lifecycle mechanisms; VEGA™ governs intelligence execution value and Resource justification. RSGA™ governs Resource Sustainability without acquiring those independent domains.
Canonical Principle
Resources do not become sustainable merely because they exist, demand is legitimate, or consumption creates Value. Their sustainability depends on availability, dependency, access, allocation, use, recovery, resilience and future continuity remaining governable together.