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The 3H Framework.
Humanity · Habitat · Heritage.

The moral and strategic compass of Unitics.org. The sole filter through which membership, partnership, and investment decisions are made. This Framework is immutable.

3H Framework — Humanity, Habitat, Heritage with Peace, Productivity, Prosperity at center
Pillar One

Humanity

People & Society

The mandate to enhance human potential, promote equity, protect dignity, and foster the conditions for all people to flourish. It is the mandate to serve the human spirit and social fabric.

Core Domains

Education & Learning Healthcare & Wellbeing Social Care & Equity Community & Civic Legal Aid & Access

✓ Positive Indicators

  • + Measurable improvement in human outcomes
  • + Accessibility for underserved populations
  • + Dignity preservation — beneficiaries as partners
  • + Worker wellbeing and fair wages
  • + Active efforts to reduce disparities

✗ Exclusion Criteria

  • Exploitative labor or child labor
  • Predatory practices (addiction, misinformation)
  • Surveillance for oppression
  • Healthcare extraction / predatory pricing
Pillar Two

Habitat

Planet & Environment

The mandate to actively regenerate, thoughtfully steward, or significantly reduce harm to the Earth's living systems — its climate, biodiversity, soil, water, and air.

Core Domains

Food & Agriculture Energy & Climate Logistics & Mobility Built Environment Fashion & Textiles

✓ Positive Indicators

  • + Regenerative impact — ecosystems left better
  • + Circularity — minimal waste, maximum reuse
  • + Science-based climate targets (SBTi)
  • + Supply chain transparency & traceability

✗ Exclusion Criteria

  • Fossil fuel expansion
  • Deforestation & habitat destruction
  • Persistent chemical pollution (PFAS etc.)
  • Planned obsolescence business models
Pillar Three

Heritage

Knowledge & Legacy

The mandate to preserve and advance the collective inheritance of sentient beings — protecting our intellectual, cultural, and natural inheritance across generations.

Core Domains

Research & Science Engineering Natural History Cultural Conservation Arts & Humanities

✓ Positive Indicators

  • + Open access to knowledge and research
  • + Cultural preservation through living practice
  • + Intergenerational knowledge transfer
  • + Ethical use of natural history collections

✗ Exclusion Criteria

  • Erasure or suppression of history
  • Suppression of scientific truth
  • Commodification of cultural identity

General Evaluation Principles

1.1 The "And/Or" Principle

A venture need not serve all three pillars simultaneously. However, a venture must demonstrate significant positive impact within at least one pillar while demonstrating negligible harm in the other two. A venture that actively harms one pillar cannot compensate by excelling in another.

1.2 The "Intention, Potential, Productivity" Lens

Evaluation considers not only current state but also demonstrated intention (mission alignment), latent potential (capacity for future impact), and operational productivity (ability to execute efficiently).

1.3 The "Emergent Systems" Awareness

Evaluators assess whether the venture demonstrates an understanding of interconnectedness — whether its business model acknowledges second-order effects on broader social and ecological systems.

1.4 The "Fiduciary" Test

Any venture whose business model relies on the extraction, exploitation, or commodification of personal data without transparent, revocable consent shall be deemed prima facie ineligible, regardless of other alignment.

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