Ethical Governance

DORG’s ethical governance is neither a policy document nor a statement of intent. It is an operational architecture: defined bodies, verifiable processes, and real enforcement mechanisms. Each component has a precise role and measurable responsibility.

[ the code of conduct ]

The rules that make the ecosystem reliable

The code of conduct is binding and must be signed by all members of the ecosystem: DORG SRL, which develops and distributes Dorgs, the user organizations, and the Dorg University Faculties.

  • Protection of fundamental rights
  • Respect for human dignity and non-discrimination
  • Transparency and explainability
  • Effective human oversight
  • Mitigation of environmental and social impacts
  • Clearly defined responsibilities

Compliance with the Code of Conduct is auditable by the Dorg Society and, in the event of serious violations, can lead to exclusion from the ecosystem.

[ the ethics committee ]

Composition and mandate

The Ethics Committee is the body that exercises ethical oversight of the DORG ecosystem. It may consist of 3 to 9 members chosen from individuals with proven experience in the Foundation’s areas of activity and recognized moral integrity, appointed by the Board of Directors.