This white paper offers a systemic, life-value-based response to the deeply entrenched political tribalism in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis. It frames the issue not as a partisan problem, but as a structural and cultural pattern that undermines civic trust, institutional integrity, and national development. Drawing from the Life-Value Onto-Axiology (LVOA) framework and regenerative governance principles, the paper presents a comprehensive roadmap for democratic renewal rooted in participatory reform, youth empowerment, local governance, diaspora accountability, constitutional evolution, and life-value-based metrics. The goal is to transform the federation into a resilient, inclusive, and flourishing society where every citizen — at home or abroad — is a co-creator of the commons. The paper concludes with detailed implementation phases, risk mitigation strategies, and cultural tools to embed the regenerative vision as a living practice of belonging.
