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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) level I

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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a systematic analysis of the potential impacts of proposed development projects on the natural and human environment to identify measures before significant decisions are made and project commitments are made. 

EIA pathways consist of modular and cross-functional steps with separate rules and responsibilities, allowing interdisciplinary teams to build CCell and co-create solutions for complex glocal issues. Environmental Impact Assessment Pathways provide comprehensive consensus mechanisms for stakeholders to participate in a dynamic and bias-free assessment process. QH stakeholders can issue CoE for best practices and accept CoI to support impact-oriented projects.

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  • Submit EIA Level I form
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  • Get nominated for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) level I
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  • Get nominated for CoI Level I
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The Global Center for Risk and Innovation (GCRI) serves as a focal point for risk mitigation and resilience building, integrating advanced governance models and pioneering the upgrade of international environmental law. Through its commitment to adopting foundational principles like planetary integrity and enhancing the role of international institutional law, GCRI spearheads the development of standards, frameworks, and norms that underpin innovation and precision in risk management. Leveraging the Quintuple Helix model, GCRI fosters multi-scale, interdisciplinary collaboration among academia, industry, government, civil society, and the environment, accelerating public participation in the creation and implementation of risk, security and sustainability solutions. As a beacon of innovative management and sustainable development, GCRI's work is crucial in shaping a resilient, sustainably developed global community, making it the strategic epicenter for setting global standards in risk management and sustainability efforts

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