Published November 19, 2022 | Version v1

Report on databases mapped - Human Exposome Assessment Platform (HEAP), Public Deliverable 2.1

  • 1. MLCF

Description

This deliverable aims at getting the conversation about data protection,

ethics and governance within HEAP going. A common instrument for

assessing and addressing data protection requirements involves conducting

a data protection impact assessment (DPIA). The purpose of this partial

DPIA is to assess where in HEAP which possible threats should be

considered, and to provide a roadmap for how to address these further over

the coming period. It will be developed iteratively as the project develops.

The deliverable builds on and supplements other documents and

deliverables and should be read in conjunction with it, in particular the HEAP

Data Management Plan (D7.1), the HEAP Reference Architecture (D10.1),

and documentation of informed consents, consenting procedures and

accessibility of cohort-wise data relating to HEAP data sources (D13.1).

Files

HEAP D2.1 Legal Mapping and DPIA (1).pdf

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Additional details

Funding

European Commission
HEAP - Human Exposome Assessment Platform 874662