IRGC continuously develops risk governance frameworks and guidelines. Since the publication in 2005 of “the IRGC risk governance framework”, other sets of generic guidelines have followed to provide generic guidances to stakeholders faced with the task of designing policies, regulations or strategies for improving complex risk-based decision-making:
- The ‘original’: A framework for risk governance *
- Concept of ‘risk governance deficits’, explaining why risk management outcome are not as effective as needed: Deficits frequently observed in risk governance – dealing with them *
- Risk emerge because of certain factors (trends, drivers, governance deficits): Contributing factors to risk emergence *
- Emerging risk governance guidelines: Guidelines for how organisations can improve their anticipation of and early response to risk emergence
- Systemic risk governance guidelines: Guidelines for the governance of systemic risks, in systems and organisations in the context of transitions
- Emerging technology risks to sustainability: Guidance for ensuring that emerging technology outcomes are environmentally sustainable