One organization, consistent identity
Institutional identity is held in one reference. Public pages may describe different activities, but they must not create different versions of the Council or competing records for the same person or office.
A structured view of the Council and the public records connected to it: offices, representatives, programmes, publications, partnerships and evidence. A change in a source registry should flow through to the pages that use it.
MYCDIC's official website is the starting point for its public reference records. External structured-data services may index the Council, but institutional authority and appointments are determined by MYCDIC's verified source records.
People, offices and mandates resolve from their current registry. Changing a holder does not create a new organizational identity.
Canonical institutional entity
www.mycdic.org
Projects, partnerships, publications and evidence reference the same Council and their responsible office.
Counts are calculated from currently published records. They are not a count of completed results, verified achievements or registered legal entities.
Institutional identity is held in one reference. Public pages may describe different activities, but they must not create different versions of the Council or competing records for the same person or office.
An officer serves through an assignment, a representation belongs to a geographic structure, and a document belongs to a publishing authority. The links are as important as the records themselves because they establish the context of an official claim.
Canonical public website for Council records and institutional information.
Entity profilePublic structured-data item associated with the Council.
Open recordA third-party entity identifier, included here as a discovery reference only.