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<h1>Technology Impact</h1>
<p><strong>Technology Impact Assessments (TIA)</strong> are systematic analyses of the potential technology impacts of proposed projects on the natural and human environment to identify <a href="https://riskindex.ca/web3/risks/">risks</a> before significant decisions and commitments are made. <strong>TIA pathways</strong> consist of modular and cross-functional steps with separate rules and responsibilities, allowing interdisciplinary teams to build integrated CCell and co-create dynamic assessment models for complex glocal <a href="https://riskindex.ca/web3/issues">issues</a>. They aim to provide comprehensive consensus mechanisms for stakeholders in a bias-free, impact-oriented, and zero-trust environment. <a href="https://riskindex.ca/web3/quadruple-helix">QH stakeholders</a> can run multiple assessment processes and issue CoA for WILP achievements, CoE for best practices and join commerces to accept CoI for impact-oriented projects.</p>
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