Organisations of the organisation

We can in the same time :
1)Move towards the goals of the constitution (eliminate poverty, ensure human rights,...)
2)provide customers to our sub-corporations
3)Facilitate direct democracty

The idea is to split taxes into public and personal parts. Public taxes are the part of taxes that are spent on a public basis (they constitue the budget that is spent on a common agreement), personal taxes is the part of taxes that is spent according to personnal wishes.
Non profit (existing or new) non profit organisations register into a directory (we'll call it the organisations directory).
Sub-corporations and users write down their tax policy. This policy describe how personal taxes are split between registred organisations.

When a customer buy a product or service to a sub-corporation, to cases appears:
-If the customer is a registred user, then the personal tax is spent as he decided, independtly of the company policy.
-If the customer is not a user, then the personal tax is spent according to the company policy.

1)This will participate to realisation of the constitution's goal since to be accepted in the directory, non profit organisations will have to satisfy the following criteria:
-The goals of the non-profit organisation must agree with the goals of the constitution.
-The organisation should provide a complete transparency about how is spent the money they receive.

2)This will bring customers to our sub-corporations since they will be able to spend part of the taxes according to their own policy.

3)This will facilitate the direct democracy since population will decide by themself how to spend the personnal part of the budget.