community-impact-assessment

Community impact assessment surfaces systemic patterns in governance conflicts by applying an ecosystem-wide scope to triage harm circles, coaching interventions, and repair agreements, generating governance-change recommendations.

Community impact assessment uses defined privacy boundaries to separate private conflict details from systemic findings, documenting the structural gaps independently for accountability and governance-change recommendations.

You generate ACT proposals by completing a three-phase community processing session covering impact, systemic analysis, and recommendations, using the impact-assessment-template.yaml to link outputs through ACT.

A formal community impact assessment workflow is needed when harm extends beyond direct parties, requiring ETHOS-wide or ecosystem-wide processing to surface structural gaps and route governance improvements.

Yes, impact-assessment-template.yaml serves as the canonical output artifact for reporting and tracking community impact assessments, linking governance-change recommendations directly to ACT proposals.

Triage across an ETHOS-wide scope requires strict adherence to privacy boundaries and a formal impact assessment workflow, as structural gaps must be separated from private details to maintain accountability.