> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ontocracia.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ontocracia.gitbook.io/docs/data/data-expansion.md).

# Data expansion

Ontocracia’s ultimate goal is to capture **every layer of governance**, from local councils to international organizations. The expansion roadmap includes:

* **Local Governance**: Municipalities, neighborhood boards, and grassroots movements.
* **Intranational Bodies**: State, provincial, and regional legislatures, including specialized committees.
* **Supranational Entities**: Intergovernmental organizations, global treaties, and multinational frameworks.
* **Enriched Context**
  * **Calendars & Live Feeds**: Offer real-time event schedules, legislative sessions, and news integrations (X)  so users never miss a critical update.
  * **Community-Driven Forums**: Encourage open discussion and commentary, harnessing collective wisdom to interpret and evaluate developments.
* **Laws & Proposals**
  * **Legislative Repositories**: Maintain a clear and chronological repository of passed laws, amendments, and proposals for easy reference.
  * **Legal proposals:** Track the political activity by managing the new proposals status, debate & results of each government.
  * **Version Tracking & History**: Use blockchain to keep a permanent record of changes, ensuring full transparency of legislative evolution.
* **Entities Relationships**
  * **Interconnected Data**: Map how individuals, parties, organizations and institutions interact—who allies with whom, which officials serve in which committees, and how decisions ripple across the system. 
  * **Dynamic Graph Views**: Visualize these relationships in an intuitive graph format, revealing patterns and power structures that might otherwise remain hidden.
* **Citizens status data points:** what citizens feels, thinks, wants and are concerned about. This information can be gathered from external sources but also from Ontocracia participation on polls, proposals, forums or debates.

By continuously broadening our scope, we aim to make Ontocracia the **go-to global reference** for political data, bridging the gap between the everyday citizen and the corridors of power.


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