GCRI
Press and media
Journalists, editors and independent media reach The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI) at one address, the media enquiry form: requests for comment, briefings on public evidence and questions about GCRI’s role. Statements and assets appear here only once approved, each with its date and the rights that apply.
01For journalists
What you can ask for.
GCRI can help reporters understand interconnected risks, the evidence behind a finding and the limits of what is known. Requests are routed to the person responsible for the work concerned.
Comment
Requests for comment
On GCRI’s work, methods and published findings. Write to the media enquiry form with your deadline and outlet.
Briefing
Source-linked briefings
Briefings on released public evidence, with the sources, methods and uncertainty behind it.
Assets
Assets with usage rights
Logos, figures and photographs only with stated usage rights. Licence terms are described on rights and licences.
02Statements
How GCRI statements are issued.
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Dated and attributed
Each statement carries its date and names the organisation that issues it, GCRI Canada or GCRI US.
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Within GCRI’s role
GCRI speaks for its own work. It does not speak for The Global Risks Forum (GRF), The Global Risks Alliance (GRA), national programmes or participating institutions.
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Evidence-linked
Any finding cited in a statement links to its published source in publications, with its evidence label.
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Corrected in the open
A correction to a statement is published as a new version with its history, under corrections and updates.
03Independence
Editorial independence is never bought.
No sponsorship or membership buys coverage, a finding or the suppression of a limitation. GRF and GRA have their own media contacts, listed on their sites, for example GRF news and notices.
GCRI’s statuses and memberships belong to GCRI only and are not endorsements of Consortium programmes by the bodies named.
04Questions
Questions and answers.
How quickly does GCRI respond to media requests?
No response time is promised at the current service level. Include your deadline; the acknowledgement gives a reference and names the next step.
Can I use GCRI’s logo or figures?
Only under the usage rights stated with each asset. Where no rights are stated, ask the media address before use. Third-party material inside a figure keeps its own licence.
Who can speak on behalf of GCRI?
Only people the issuing organisation authorises for a given statement. Participation in a programme or a working group does not authorise anyone to speak for GCRI.
How do I report an error in coverage that cites GCRI?
Write to the integrity concern form with the article and the passage. GCRI can correct its own material and can explain its published evidence; it does not edit third-party coverage.
Does GCRI give interviews on events in the news?
GCRI can explain its published evidence and methods where they are relevant to a story. It does not comment on matters outside its work, and it does not speak for governments, operators or the other pillar institutions.
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