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As an open research protocols, the CER seeks to advance a decentralized, equitable and economically sustainable commons economy. This vision aligns with Open Civics\u2019 mission to empower communities through transparent, participatory, and innovative civic processes.\n\nDesired Impact\n\n**Empowered Communities through Decentralized Governance**\n\nOur research focuses on developing governance models that emphasize inclusivity and community participation. By integrating decentralized decision-making processes, communities gain greater control over their resources and economic activities. This shift fosters a sense of ownership and responsibility, leading to more resilient and self-sustaining communities.\n\n**Equitable Resource Distribution**\n\nCER aims to create systems where resources are shared equitably among community members and stakeholders. 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