The Entropic Governance Framework (EGF) provides a physics-grounded foundation for reasoning about governance, sustainability, and allocation under real physical limits.
Rather than treating sustainability as a moral slogan or a purely economic optimisation problem, EGF treats entropy as the invariant constraint on all organised systems.
EGF does not prescribe political ideologies, economic models, or institutional designs. It provides a stable reference layer beneath them — a way to make trade-offs explicit, constraints legible, and long-term viability assessable.
The EGF specification is defined by a small set of stable, citable documents. All documents are publicly available and versioned for long-term reference.
A complete registry of documents is available at:
→ https://entropicgovernance.org/docs/
EGF is designed to remain coherent across:
It is intended as a reference standard, not a proprietary system or a policy platform.