Consultant CV Paul Elvere DELSART.pdf

Paul Elvere DELSART is an actor outside traditional institutions, yet carries a structured, coherent and deliberately
disruptive vision. His work is part of a dynamic of societal transition, with a “post-technocratic” orientation; he
uses the tools of technology and systemic analysis without adhering to an elitist or centralized logic.

Intention
The goal is not to build everything myself, but to design a coherent global system, then show people how to apply
it. It is an approach of a vision carrier or societal model designer, far more than that of an isolated physical builder.

Complete system
Unlike many project leaders who create a single solution, for example an app, a school, a farm, I seek to reinvent a
functional post-collapse civilization, with:
• a new model of distributed participatory governance, outside nation-states,
• tool-cities or experimental territories,
• an alternative ecological currency,
• an educational model based on cooperation, experimentation, storytelling, social engineering, play,
• a non-capitalist but productive economic system,
• forms of interterritorial “civil” diplomacy.

Show how to do it, not lead

I position myself as a kind of living manual:
• I write action plans, processes, reproducible models and educational documents,
• I describe each stage of implementation, structuring, principles of an autonomous territory, creation of social
value…,
• I aim to equip local communities so they become autonomous and drivers of change.
• It is a role of catalyst, not leader; I initiate, document, structure. Then local actors take over.

What I produce
• a set of books, websites, strategic texts,
• social fictions to stimulate the collective imagination,
• transferable organizational models.
I propose a “free” structure, usable by anyone who shares the vision.

What I expect from others
• That they read, understand, organize locally, and build infrastructures themselves,
• That they spread the idea,
• That pilot territories get started, communities, associations, citizens,
That experimentation happens from the ground up and then the model spreads.