GCRI · Sociedad y desarrollo humano

Mandato y editor

Society and Human Development is a specialist platform of The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI) for societal resilience, inequality, health, population change and the human consequences of risks and innovation. This page sets out its mandate, who publishes it, the limits of its role and its current operating state. The platform is open for information and enquiries.

Métodos CTIM
4
Métodos canónicos que aplica este campo
Temas
10
Páginas temáticas del ámbito
Contrapartes
2
Plataformas en campos compartidos en toda la red
Series de informes
2
Series de Reports a las que contribuye
02Mandato

What the platform exists to do.

The mandate is scientific: to produce rigorous, ethically grounded evidence on how risks reach people and how societies adapt. It exists as a dedicated platform because societal and demographic analysis is neither technical evaluación de riesgos nor financial inclusion alone.

Campo

Alcance

Society and human development, and information and public trust.

Comunidad

Quién participa

Social scientists, humanitarian researchers, demographers and community advocates.

Resultados

Lo que está diseñado para publicar

Human development profiles, social vulnerability briefs and community case studies.

The platform is organised around ten topics and three chapters, from pobreza y desigualdad to inclusive research ethics, and it stewards social and behavioural science in the STEM Commons for the whole network.

03Editor

Quién es responsable.

GCRI publishes the platform and answers for its content. GCRI Canada is the lead contracting organisation.

  • Editorial responsibility: a platform editor and named subject reviewers, appointed as the platform opens.
  • Methods: socioeconomic indicators, vulnerability methods and mixed methods, each documented on métodos e incertidumbre.
  • Ethics: research involving people follows the principles set out in inclusive research ethics.
  • Corrections: reported and logged on correcciones.
04Límites

Lo que no hace la plataforma.

  • It does not regulate, certify, license or approve any person, programme or institution.
  • It does not deliver humanitarian assistance, determine refugee or migration status, or decide who receives protección social.
  • It does not publish information that could identify or endanger individuals or communities.
  • Taking part gives no authority, appointment or influence over findings, and sponsorship confers no editorial control.
05Operating state

Established.

The platform is published at its canonical address, as a candidate for the second wave after evidence. Its page set and three chapters are built, and expert groups and case studies open as editors, ethical review and safeguarding are confirmed. Enquiries go to el formulario de colaboración de investigación; el acuse de recibo da una referencia e indica el siguiente paso.

06Preguntas

Preguntas y respuestas.

¿Es la plataforma una organización independiente?
No. It is a specialist platform of GCRI, which publishes it.
Does the platform advocate for particular policies?
It publishes evidence with methods and uncertainty. Policy choices belong to governments and communities, and governance dialogue is convened by The Global Risks Forum (GRF).
Who can report a safeguarding concern?
Sociedad y desarrollo humano

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