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What is HARA?

HARA was a blockchain-based data exchange platform focused on improving the efficiency and sustainability of the agriculture sector. It aimed to connect various stakeholders in the agricultural supply chain (farmers, suppliers, financial institutions, etc.) by providing them with access to valuable data insights. Farmers could use the platform to record and share agricultural data, such as soil conditions, crop yields, and input usage. This data could then be used by other stakeholders to provide farmers with better access to credit, insurance, and other services. HARA's aim was to increase farmer income and improve food security. Note: the project doesn't seem active anymore.

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What other technologies are related to HARA?

HARA Competitor Technologies

TARA

TARA (Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment) is very similar in scope and purpose to HARA, both being risk assessment techniques. In some organizations, the terms might even be used interchangeably. They are therefore competitors.

mentioned alongside HARA in 2% (64) of relevant job posts

HARA Complementary Technologies

FTA

Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) is a top-down, deductive failure analysis used to determine how component failures can lead to system-level failures. It's strongly complementary to HARA, providing a means to identify potential hazards and their causes.

mentioned alongside HARA in 10% (490) of relevant job posts

FMEDA

Failure Mode Effects and Diagnostic Analysis (FMEDA) is a systematic analysis technique to identify potential failure modes of a system, their effects, and diagnostic measures. It complements HARA by providing detailed failure information that can be used in hazard identification and risk assessment.

mentioned alongside HARA in 16% (202) of relevant job posts

ISO 26262

ISO 26262 is the international standard for functional safety in automotive systems. HARA is a key initial step within the ISO 26262 framework to identify hazards and assess risks, making them strongly complementary.

mentioned alongside HARA in 4% (377) of relevant job posts