Code de conduite

• 1.1 Reports brings together people from public institutions, science, industry, finance, civil society, Indigenous and local communities and the public. This Code sets the conduct that makes open, global work possible.
• 1.2 It applies on the Site, in contribution and comment channels, repositories, meetings, events, mailing lists and wherever a person represents the programme.

• 2.1 Engage with arguments and evidence, not with people; disagree on substance and give reasons.
• 2.2 Respect expertise and lived experience equally, including knowledge that is not written in English or in published papers.
• 2.3 Use inclusive, plain language; assume good faith and ask before assuming intent.
• 2.4 Declare conflicts of interest when they arise and step aside from decisions where one exists.
• 2.5 Respect confidentiality where it applies: personal information, undisclosed vulnerabilities and the content of reports.

• 3.1 Harassment, discrimination, intimidation and personal attacks, in any form and on any ground.
• 3.2 Sexualised language or imagery, and unwelcome attention.
• 3.3 Sustained disruption of meetings, discussions or the work of others.
• 3.4 Publishing another person’s private information without permission.
• 3.5 Misrepresenting evidence, the status of a document or another person’s position.
• 3.6 Retaliation against anyone who reports a concern or takes part in its handling.

• 4.1 Concerns may be reported to le formulaire de contact. Describe what happened, when and where, the people involved and any witnesses.
• 4.2 Reports are handled confidentially by people not involved in the matter, designated by GCRI Canada. A report is acknowledged within fourteen days. Anyone in immediate danger should contact local emergency services first.

The measure is proportionate and may begin at any step. The person concerned is heard before a decision, except where urgent protection is needed, and may appeal once, with new information, within thirty days. No one who reports in good faith may suffer retaliation.

• 6.1 This Code is adapted from the Contributor Covenant, version 2.1 (contributor-covenant.org), licensed under CC BY 4.0.
• 6.2 Changes to the Code are published on this page with a new version and effective date.

Préparé pour examen par un conseiller juridique avant adoption.

• E-mailPasserelle GW-GCRIL'envoyer depuis cette pageUne preuve, une correction, un cas, une méthode, un examen, une traduction ou un apport au profil. Elle arrive étiquetée avec cette page, afin que le rédacteur responsable la reçoive.
• ZenodoDépôt ouvertLe déposer et le soumettre à la communautéPubliez votre propre fiche sur Zenodo avec votre identifiant ORCID, puis soumettez-la à la communauté Reports qui s'y trouve. Des curateurs l'examinent ; le DOI reste le vôtre.
• RapportsGCRIVoir quel bureau prend en charge votre demandeLa table d'orientation ouvre la page de contribution : ce que vous avez, le pôle qui le prend en charge, la manière dont chaque contribution est examinée et créditée, et la licence.

N'envoyez jamais de données personnelles, de détails sensibles sur des infrastructures ni rien que vous n'avez pas le droit de communiquer. Une contribution est examinée avant utilisation ; son envoi ne confère ni qualité d'auteur ni droits éditoriaux, et un parrainage n'achète jamais une conclusion.