Attrition of integrity of institutions

Institutions, such as governments, organizations and associations, suffer a loss of their original vitality over time. Very few can maintain the constantly renewing vitality that could be called sustainable. This seems partly the result of failure to meet original objectives, decay of individual energy and commitment, impoverishment of vision, irrelevance in the face of society and several other factors.

1. At some time in the life cycle of virtually every organization, its ability to succeed in spite of itself runs out.

1. Loss of capacity with age
2. Entropy
3. Celebrity syndrome

1. Institutional incapacity
2. Institutional fragmentation
3. Institutional conflict
4. Inflexible central government

1. Unrelated pioneer institutions
2. Soulless institutions
3. Reduced access to institutional resources
4. Loss of institutional credibility
5. Institutional preoccupation with obsolete problems
6. Excessive size of social institutions
7. Erosion of trust in institutions

1. Structural amnesia in institutional systems
2. Institutional compromises in the constitution of international organizations
3. Destruction of civilian populations and institutions
4. Broken government promises
5. Abuse of authority

1. Preservation of obsolete systems

1. Undermining unsustainable organizations
2. Promoting sustainable organizations
3. Holding integrity of institutions

1. Unsustainable
2. Originality
3. Loss
4. Integrity
5. Attrition