Documentation

Working documentation for the project. Everything here is a living document: each file carries a status, an owner and a last-reviewed date.

Project

Why this exists and what it is.

Document	Contents
Vision	The starting statement, the mission, the theory of change, why us and why here
Scope	Where we start — Mallorca, fincas, subject areas — and what is deliberately out
Outputs	Knowledge sharing, one-shot projects, ongoing services, and how they reinforce each other
Principles	Ten operating principles, each written so we can tell when we break it

How we work.

Document	Contents
Evidence protocol	Baseline → need → prediction → intervention → verification → publication

What we need to learn, how we learn it, and where it goes. Start at knowledge/README.md.

Document	Contents
Knowledge base overview	Artefact types, the research-to-evidence loop, conventions
Domain map	Four layers, ~40 sub-domains, and how they are prioritised
Research protocol	The six-step research sprint, from key questions to open questions
Source registry	A–E evidence tiers and a starting directory of where to look
Wave 0: actor mapping	Mapping who is already engaged — companies, media, research, public bodies — and who they refer to
Watchlist	The standing monitoring system: channels, tiers of attention, cadence, triage
Actor registry	Verified actors from Wave 0 round 1, scored and triaged
Source index	Sources logged so far, with priority reads and unresolved conflicts
Domain briefs	W7 pool water · C5 permitting
Solution cards	A1 backwash protocol
Templates	Domain brief · source note · solution card · metric definition · actor profile

Every document opens with a status line: Status · Owners · Last reviewed.
draft means written but not yet challenged. working means in active use. stable means we would stand behind it publicly.
Dates are absolute (2026-09-14), never relative.
Claims carry an evidence tier — see the source registry. Unsourced numbers are a defect.