Research, creativity and innovation encourage new ways of cooperating and leading-edge design, without undue aversion to risk and with proper regard to ethical consequences and results. Under 4.6.1 every strategy, programme, project, plan and service the organization carries out must take this issue into account and contribute to the six purposes of sustainability; the standard's table for this issue offers example questions for the cross-analysis, one per purpose: how encouraging and practically backing research, enquiry, creativity and innovation contributes to attractiveness; what benefits community-based innovation brings to environmental management; how synergy between innovative programmes enhances resilience; how innovation, creativity and research capacity encourage responsible resource use; how fair, open access to artistic expression, creative activity and community-based funding is facilitated; and how the benefits of better collective living spaces and inspiring public spaces are evaluated.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.