Risk classes
4drought, wildfire, flooding, degradation
Early Warning System
Risk signals combine environmental layers and field evidence, then route alerts to communities, NGOs, governments, project operators, and accredited reviewers.
Impact Workbench
AHIN event contract
ASSERT - REASON - DELEGATE - FULFILL - CHALLENGE
Risk classes
4drought, wildfire, flooding, degradation
Alert audiences
5community, NGO, government, operator, verifier
Escalation
auditedacknowledgement and escalation events
Auto claims
blockedreview required for public emergency assertions
Risk layers track drought, wildfire, flooding, and ecosystem degradation with source provenance.
Alerts are scoped by severity, audience, geography, and governance policy.
Acknowledgements, escalations, and resolved alerts write auditable records.
Workflow Control
CanopyProof actions use Dropin identity, agents, trust, governance, memory, and AHIN events. AI can observe and recommend, but accredited human review remains final authority for proof records.
Layer or field evidence raises a risk signal.
Risk Agent
watch
Alert audience is selected by role and geography.
Governance Layer
policy
Public assertions remain reviewed and conservative.
Impact Layer
bounded
Acknowledgement and escalation are logged.
Community/NGO/Government
audited
CanopyProof records are environmental accountability records. They are not certified carbon credits, financial assets, carbon-tax offsets, guaranteed yield instruments, or automatic CANOPY distribution claims. Public admin routes must remain blocked and every mutation must be audit logged.