DR2028 Document Library — Module 4. DR2028 reforms are not experiments. This module aligns them with proven, globally recognized governance models — so that when a proposal is called radical, the answer is documentation. Summaries are DR2028 analytical briefs, not official publications.
Frameworks in this module
- OECD Anti-Bribery Convention — DR2028 summary: the 1997 convention criminalizing foreign bribery, with corporate liability and peer monitoring.
- OECD public governance standards — DR2028 summary: the governance principles behind high-transparency states.
- Caribbean case study: Jamaica's Integrity Commission — DR2028 summary: how a neighboring Caribbean state merged three anti-corruption bodies into one.
- WFD accessibility & human rights metrics — DR2028 summary: the World Federation of the Deaf framework behind our accessibility decrees.
Why this module exists
Every DR2028 decree in this module's scope maps to a standard already operating in a transparent jurisdiction. The strategic utility is simple: neutralize the claim that reform is untested by showing it is already standard practice elsewhere.