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Campaigns
Nexus Campaigns is the platform of The Global Centre for Risk and Innovation (GCRI) for public-interest communication, participation and knowledge mobilization on risk. This page lists campaigns once each has been approved and has an attributable manager: a named person who answers for its claims, its participants and its closure. No campaign is shown until its record exists. How a campaign is designed and governed is set out in how campaigns work. The current service level is R0: information and enquiries.
Nexus CampaignsRegister
- 01FieldsInformation and public trust, Society and human development
- 02STEM methods2 canonical methods applied
- 03Topics8 subject pages
- 04Counterparts2 platforms in shared fields
- 05PublisherThe Global Centre for Risk and Innovation
- 06SectionHow campaigns work
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01In brief
The short answer.
Nexus Campaigns lists approved public-interest campaigns on risk, each with an attributable manager who answers for its claims, its participants and its closure. A campaign appears only once its record exists; how campaigns are designed and governed is set out on the method page.
02Geography
Digital demand and connectivity in North America.
Urban demand centres and the hubs that anchor digital and data infrastructure, shown for North America as an example geography for this subject.
GCRI · Nexus Campaigns · fieldDESIGN FIGURE
03Listing rule
Every listed campaign names who answers for it.
A campaign entry is designed to carry enough information for a reader to know who is speaking, why, and how to question it.
Manager
An attributable manager
A named campaign manager and the organization they act for, with a route for questions and corrections.
Purpose
A stated public purpose
The public-interest aim, the audiences addressed and the evidence the messages rest on.
Term
A start and an end
The campaign's period, its current state and the date its outcome record is due.
04Current state
No campaign is listed yet.
Campaigns appear here as each is approved for publication. Until then, the platform publishes its method and its learning and communication resources as they are cleared. Proposals follow organize a campaign.
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| In development | Submitted for review; not listed publicly |
| Approved | Scope, manager and safeguards accepted; listed here |
| Running | Public activity under way, with the manager reachable |
| Closed | Activity ended; outcome record published or due |
05Themes
Where campaigns are designed to work.
- Risk literacy: explaining complex risks with clear evidence and honest uncertainty.
- Water and food awareness, rooted in the systems that sustain life.
- Community preparedness, with information that complements and never replaces official warnings.
- Responsible AI literacy: a practical understanding of what AI systems can and cannot do.
06Key terms
Terms used on this page.
Each term as this page uses it. Where a standard-setting body defines the term, the wording follows that body.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Risk communication | The real-time exchange of information, advice and opinions between experts or officials and people facing a threat to their health, economic or social well-being. |
| Risk literacy | The ability to find, understand and weigh information about uncertain harms, such as probabilities, relative risks and hazard maps. |
| Trusted messenger | A person or source whose information people believe and act on. |
07Boundaries
What a listing does not mean.
A campaign listed here implies no affiliation, endorsement or sponsorship by any institution that is not named in its record, and it carries no authority to issue crisis warnings. In an emergency, follow your local authorities. The platform's integrity rules are set out on campaign integrity.
08Pages
Pages in Campaigns.
09Questions
Questions and answers.
Why are there no campaigns on this page?
Campaigns are listed only once they are approved and have an attributable manager. The page does not show placeholders or examples presented as real campaigns.
Who can run a campaign on Nexus Campaigns?
Educators, civic groups, researchers, community partners and programme teams, through the proposal and review route on organize a campaign.
How do I question a campaign's claim?
Write to the manager named in its record, or to integrity@therisk.global. Corrections are recorded, not made silently.
Where are campaign results published?
On campaign results, once each outcome record is ready. A closed campaign stays listed here with a link to its record, so its history is not lost.
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