FRIA Template
Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment template aligned with EU AI Act Article 27 requirements.
Template Sections
Overview & Scope
FRIA title, linked AI system, assessment owner, deployment timeline
Process Description
Deployer's process, intended purpose, decision points, human oversight
Affected Persons
Categories of affected persons, vulnerable groups, notification methods
Risk Assessment
Fundamental rights risks, likelihood, severity, evidence
Human Oversight
Oversight design, competence, intervention authority
Mitigation Measures
Risk mitigations, governance, complaint mechanism, monitoring
Approval
Conclusion, approvers, notification requirements
Related Resources
FRIA Guide
Learn when FRIA is required and how to do it properly.
High-Risk Checker
Check if your AI system is high-risk under Annex III.
FRIA Software
Automate your FRIA workflow with Klarvo.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is a FRIA required under the EU AI Act?
A Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment is required under Article 27 for public bodies and certain private entities providing public services when deploying high-risk AI systems listed in Annex III.
What must a FRIA include?
A FRIA must include: (a) process description, (b) time period and frequency, (c) categories of affected persons, (d) risks of harm to fundamental rights, (e) human oversight measures, and (f) mitigation measures with governance arrangements.
When must a FRIA be completed?
The FRIA must be completed before first use of the high-risk AI system. It must also be updated when there are material changes to the AI system or context of use.
Do I need to notify authorities about my FRIA?
In certain cases, FRIA results must be notified to the market surveillance authority. Specific exemptions may apply. Check with your legal team for your specific situation.
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