Common Planet Foundation

I’m Remzi Bajrami, working with my daughter Adelina with Common Planet Foundation (CPF). Our work focuses on redesigning the economic substrate that governs how people coordinate, create, and sustain life together. CPF exists to research, articulate, and prototype Creditism: a non-debt, non-extractive monetary system designed to enable life, creativity, and collective problem-solving rather than accumulation, scarcity, or coercion. At its core, Creditism asks a simple question: what if access to money were not mediated through ownership, debt, or capture, but flowed directly to people and communities as the starting point of value creation? Our mission is educational and infrastructural. We work to make the underlying rules of money, property, and coordination legible, and to explore how alternative rules could support regenerative economies, commons stewardship, and cooperative forms of production without reverting to authoritarian control or market domination. Common Planet is building the AYU Network as a transitional coordination layer — a way to experiment with new incentive structures, governance tools, and value flows while still operating inside today’s economic realities. This is not a finished system or a promise of salvation, but a vehicle for learning, testing, and collective sense-making during a period of civilizational transition. Our vision is a world where people are free to contribute, learn, and create without being forced into extractive competition for survival; where economic systems reward care, truthfulness, and cooperation; and where money becomes an enabling commons rather than a mechanism of control. We see this work as necessarily transdisciplinary, collaborative, and iterative. No single organization or model can solve these problems alone. Our aim is to help build the conditions — educational, financial, and relational — that make healthier forms of coordination possible.