Introduction to the IRGC Risk Governance Framework, Revised Version 2017¶
International Risk Governance Council. (2017). Introduction to the IRGC Risk Governance Framework, Revised Version 2017.
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- Unowned Known Risk
- Each question yields a remedy: ownership reassignment; horizon-extension mechanisms such as constitutional commitments, insurance-style funds, and fiscal rules; precursor-amplification protocols such as mandatory near-miss reporting and structured ex-precursor review; and narrative pre-commitment — publishing the diagnosis before the event so the post-event narrative cannot rewrite history.
This sourceSupplies the risk-governance worklist mapping deficits to remedies — horizon scanning, intervention points, and ownership assignment (a 'navigator' organising ownership for diffuse risks).
- Each question yields a remedy: ownership reassignment; horizon-extension mechanisms such as constitutional commitments, insurance-style funds, and fiscal rules; precursor-amplification protocols such as mandatory near-miss reporting and structured ex-precursor review; and narrative pre-commitment — publishing the diagnosis before the event so the post-event narrative cannot rewrite history.
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