Legal Framework & Permitting
Envorum is a tool for legal ecological action. We categorically do not support "guerrilla activism" that violates private property laws or ecological norms (e.g., planting invasive plant species).
The protocol utilizes a two-level permit validation system integrated into the event creation process.
1. Permit Logic
Document requirements depend on the activity type and the scale of the event.
🟢 Level 1: Self-Declaration (Liability Checkbox)
Applies to: Small cleanups (<20 people), public beach cleanups, actions on private land, or wilderness conditions.
In this case, the Organizer does not need to upload bureaucratic paperwork.
Mechanism: The Organizer checks the box "I accept full legal responsibility."
Legal Implication: By this action, the Organizer confirms they have checked local laws and assume all risks of fines for unauthorized gatherings. The platform acts solely as an information intermediary.
🔴 Level 2: Mandatory Permit
Applies to: Mass events (>50 people), Tree Planting, Work in nature reserves, Installation of stationary objects.
For such events, uploading a supporting document (PDF/JPG) is mandatory.
Tree Planting: A permit from the forestry service or land owner is required. This is critical to avoid planting species harmful to the ecosystem.
Mass Events: Approval from the municipality for a mass gathering is required.
2. AI Document Validation
Uploaded permits are verified by our AI agent (The Event Auditor) during the event moderation stage.
Scan: The system scans the uploaded file.
Keyword Search: AI searches for key indicators (stamps, signatures, words like "Approved," "Agreed," dates).
Consistency: If "Planting 1000 oaks" is claimed, but the permit states "Garbage collection," the event is rejected.
3. Ecological Compliance
We monitor not only legal but also biological safety.
Invasive Species Protocol: When creating a "Planting" event, the app issues a warning: "Ensure selected saplings are autochthonous (native) to your region."
Waste Disposal Plan: For large cleanups, the Organizer must specify where the waste will be taken (contract with a landfill or waste management operator) to avoid creating a new dump in a neighboring forest.
Disclaimer
Envorum is not a legal advisor. AI document validation is for informational purposes only. Full responsibility for compliance with local legislation lies with the Event Organizer. Upon official request, we will provide authorized government organizations with all information available to us.
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