Guides and policies.
Every guide, policy, declaration and checklist of GRA Capital Readiness, published by The Global Risks Alliance (GRA), grouped by who needs it. Readiness of finance and insurance: protection gaps, portfolio and disclosure readiness.
What GRA Capital Readiness asks of you.
How far finance and insurance are ready for the risks in scope: protection gaps, disclosure practice, portfolio readiness and the capacity of balance sheets, read on a ladder of evidence and never as advice or a rating. Read the guides below with this remit in mind; The Global Risks Alliance (GRA) decides what it takes.
GRA Capital Readiness takes:
- Evidence of a protection gap, with its source and the period it covers
- An insurance or finance case, documented with where its record is kept
- Disclosure practice, with the framework it reports against
- A correction to a readiness statement in a Capital Readiness edition
Its reading role is capital meaning. Contributions reach it through the form reports.contribution.gra, and its records are deposited in the Zenodo community nexusreports-gra.
Prepare and send your work.
- Author guidelineswhat the desk takes, what to declare, the review model and timelines
- Submit to the journalthe staged-review submission, with a reference
- Contributethe routing table and the short contribution form
- Check a submissionfollow a reference to its current step
- Templatesthe structures of an edition, chapter, brief, dataset and profile
- Contributor onboarding checklistwhat to have ready before you send
- Authorship and credit declarationwho did what, in CRediT roles
- Contributor agreementthe terms a contribution is made under
- Contribution termsthe legal terms of a contribution
Review for the desk.
- Reviewer guidelinesconflicts, confidentiality, the six-criterion rubric and timing
- Become a reviewerjoin the reviewer pool
- Peer review policythe review models and how decisions use reviews
- Reviewer charterwhat the desk asks of a reviewer, and what it owes one
- Reviewer onboarding checklistthe steps before a first review
- Conflict of interest declarationwhat to declare and when
- Open peer review logpublished reviews, with the reviewers’ consent
Run the desk.
- Editor handbookscreening, reviewer invitations, decisions and production
- Editor charterthe editor’s duties and limits
- Editorial board charterhow the board decides, in public
- Editorial independence statementwho can and cannot influence a decision
- Quarterly release checklistthe checks before an edition is released
- Incident response for publication errorswhat happens when a published page is wrong
- Editorial boardwho decides on this desk
Deposit, licence and reuse.
- Open sciencethe Zenodo steps and the deposit builder
- Data sharing and reuse guidehow data enters an edition and how to reuse it
- Open access and licensing policytext under CC BY 4.0, data under CC0
- Licensing FAQcommon licence questions, answered
- Research and data termsthe legal terms for research use of the data
- Preservation and continuity planhow records outlive a site
Raise a concern.
- Ethics and COPE policyconflicts, complaints, misconduct, appeals and retractions
- Research integrity declarationwhat an author declares about the work
- Ethics and misconduct procedurehow an allegation is handled
- Corrections, retractions and appeals policythe rules behind every notice
- Corrections logevery notice on this desk, newest first
- Complaints and integritywhere a complaint goes
- Takedown and dispute procedurerights claims and disputes
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What you can do from this page.
- ReaderNew to the reports? A short guide to reading an edition.Start here
- ContributorSend evidence, data or a correction to this desk.Contribute
- ReviewerReview for this desk; verified reviews are credited.Become a reviewer
- Editor, steward or boardQueues, decisions and production are in the workspace.My workspace
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