by Clarvia Graph is an open, source-backed knowledge graph, global guidance corpus, and toolchain for modelling administrative consequences after major life events (terminal illness and bereavement). It structures official rules, conditions, deadlines, required documents, responsible authorities, and source evidence so that families, public services, nonprofit organisations, civic-technology projects, and researchers can access and reuse trustworthy administrative workflows.
The monorepo powers clarvia.org — including Ask Clarvia (source-cited email guidance), a 1,000-page multilingual guidance library covering 592 guides across all 196 countries and 200 cross-border corridors in 14 languages, an interactive bereavement checklist launched first in Luxembourg, and the normalized legislation corpus (lex/). Every published claim is designed to trace to an authoritative source. The project includes open schemas, controlled vocabularies, graph data, source registries, 9-layer graph CI validation and 4-layer guidance factual verification tooling, automated tests, and JSON exports (with JSON-LD EU interoperability views planned).
Funding is sought to expand formal Clarvia Graph and normalized legislation (lex/) coverage across jurisdictions, deepen expert legal and institutional review, and sustain long-term public-interest operations.
The monorepo powers clarvia.org — including Ask Clarvia (source-cited email guidance), a 1,000-page multilingual guidance library covering 592 guides across all 196 countries and 200 cross-border corridors in 14 languages, an interactive bereavement checklist launched first in Luxembourg, and the normalized legislation corpus (lex/). Every published claim is designed to trace to an authoritative source. The project includes open schemas, controlled vocabularies, graph data, source registries, 9-layer graph CI validation and 4-layer guidance factual verification tooling, automated tests, and JSON exports (with JSON-LD EU interoperability views planned).
Funding is sought to expand formal Clarvia Graph and normalized legislation (lex/) coverage across jurisdictions, deepen expert legal and institutional review, and sustain long-term public-interest operations.
clarvia.org
github.com/clarvia-org/clarvia-graph