Resources to help ensure that organisations are ready to evolve, scale and adapt to changing circumstances, and are capable of doing so in a manner that limits harms and respects existing stakeholders
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, and in particular the section entitled, '’, unpacks how actions can cause change in data institutions, and what this means for stakeholders.
Through understanding that trust is dynamic and that change occurs between data institutions and stakeholders, organisations can build trust through their readiness for change over time and the measures they put in place to mitigate harmful impacts caused by change.
This report is for any organisations positioning themselves as data institutions.
We recommend returning regularly to this guidebook and the activities and tools it contains.
As your external circumstances shift – for example, your ecosystem, customers or stakeholders change – you will need to take steps to reassess the degree to which you are still trustworthy and trusted.
Through committing to continued reassessment, organisations can demonstrate that change occurs over time, and can build trust through mechanisms to mitigate harmful impacts over time.
