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Ethical impact assessment / Ethics-by-design
In the development and deployment of a new project, service or product, Ethical Impact Assessments (EIA) enable to identify and prevent potential ethical issues that may hinder the delivery of successful and sustainable outputs
Read more >>Privacy impact assessment / Privacy-by-design
When developing innovative technologies, organisations can conduct a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) to ensure that the processes adopted comply with privacy standards.
Read more >>Social impact assessment
When developing new projects, technologies or services, Social Impact Assessments (SIA) help organisations to identify how these might impact particular communities and the wider society, in order to mitigate potential risks and maximise positive impact.
Read more >>Legal analysis
During the design and development of emerging technologies, legal research and analysis is essential to identify and understand potential legal conflicts, challenges and gaps.
Read more >>Stakeholder consultation
When designing and developing new services and solutions, stakeholders engagement and consultation is essential, in order to meet end-users’ needs and expectations.
Read more >>Poorly judged technology deployment can result in a public backlash, failed product launches, or in less extreme situations, poor take-up and adoption rates.
Trilateral has been a pioneer in developing and implementing privacy and ethical impact assessment methodologies; mapping societal expectations and legal requirements to identify and avoid adverse and unwanted impacts.
For us ethical, legal and social impact assessments are an integral part of the design, deployment and evolution of new technologies from proof of concept through to commercialisation.
Read how our privacy- and ethics-by-design work considers technology in context to deliver sustainable and market-ready innovation.
SATORI develops a framework for innovation projects to ensure that ethics considerations are prioritised throughout the ideation and implementation of novel research.
The iTRACK project supports humanitarian missions by develops a real-time tracking and threat identification system for a better protection of first responders and assets.
The DEVELOP project supports medium and large-scale organisations to assess employees’ competencies and social capital for facilitating career development.
The COPKIT project supports law enforcement investigations by developing new and ethical data-driven technologies to combat organised crime and terrorist groups.
The EERAdata project supports policymakers decision-making in energy efficient investments by providing evidence, based on building-stock, energy and environmental data analysis.
Data privacy and ethics insights
Fighting misinformation: an ethical perspective
In traditional media, journalists have received training and need to follow specific standards of accuracy and reliability and a code of ethics. On social media, the information is no longer produced a…
The GDPR made simpler for small and medium enterprises – New book from Trilateral Research
Getting data protection right can be a challenge for small businesses. Unlike their larger competitors, they often can’t afford a data protection specialist on staff and building new systems to manage …
First responders, borders, and data – can shared data help build a more coordinated response to crises and disasters?
Disasters and crises often have an international, if not a global impact. Management of these crises involves the coordination of a number of organizations and authorities across countries.
For this…
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Identifying victims of #humantrafficking is crucial to ensure they are not penalised for offences they committed while being trafficked. In this blog, @jmuraszkiewicz & Prof. Piotrowicz comment on a #CourtofAppeal judgment and the role of expert witnesses
Whose Evidence Counts? Problems in the Identification of Victims of Trafficking - Refugee Law Initiative Blog
Blog post by Dr Julia Muraszkiewicz (Trilateral Research) and Professor Ryszard Piotrowicz (Dept of Law and Criminolog...
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How can we use #data to support better decision-making around #societal problems? In this blog, we attempt to truly understand #HumanTrafficking by delving deeper into the many layers that lie beneath #data & #analytics. #HumanRights
Digging deep: The picture beneath the data on human trafficking - Trilateral Research
How can we use data to support better decision-making around societal problems? In this blog, we attempt to truly ...
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Have you been a #victim of crime? @TRIResearch_ is conducting a survey to investigate & understand crime victims’ experience with the Garda Síochána & the impact of these interactions. Fill in the survey https://bit.ly/3wU8gVO if eligible and read more https://www.trilateralresearch.com/understanding-crime-victims-experience-survey/
On #WorldDayAgainstTrafficking, we urge policy-makers and first responders to listen to victims and survivors voices. Our responses must be grounded in their contexts and needs.
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