CP Risks and Contingency Plans Sample Clauses

CP Risks and Contingency Plans. The Project Management Team will maintain a Risk Management plan as part of its periodic meetings. Risk Management is described in section 2.1.7. The Risk Management Plan aims to: - identify those risks which might impact the project; - ensure that each risk is analysed for probability and impact; - ensure that there is an agreed containment plan for each risk (the proposed plan may also be to do anything for an identified risk); - identify an appropriate contingency plan (as part of the containment plan) for high risks; - allocate ownership for the risks and its containment plan typically to a Work Package leader. Below the very first Risk Management Plan for the CP part of the project is presented. It will be brought up-to-date at the start of the project and also reported in new versions in the Annual reports) and in the Final Report. Risk Probability 1-5 Impact 1-5 Score P x S Action to Prevent/Manage Risk Technical Probability 1-5 Severity 1-5 Score P x S Failure to set up a technical environment that can in a trustful way test the tools and 2 4 8 Ensure adequate resourcing. Ensure clear ownership of responsibility between the consortium services developed by suppliers (Task 2.5 and the suppliers Task 7.1) The quality of the work done by the subcontractors is not satisfactory 2 5 10 The contract with the suppliers will foresee the possibility to ask for the reimbursement of the money in the case that the quality of the results does not respect the criteria established by the procurers in the contract itself. The contract will include periodic technical reviews that will be run as part of the monitoring activities of WP8. In the case of total failure, the following options will be considered by the General Assembly for decision: - to renounce the tools for the failing media type; - to negotiate with the supplier(s) in the reserve list Concerning the financial capability of the suppliers, a legal and financial assessment of the subcontractors will be run at the negotiation phase, before signing the contracts. Legal Probability 1-5 Severity 1-5 Score P x S Failure to establish agreement over IPR issues 1 4 4 Ensure IPR is clearly addressed within the tender. Serious disputes 2 4 8 Aim to minimise the between consortium chances of disputes members occurring by ensuring regular and clear communication between consortium members. Lead member and directors of work package should aim to build and nurture a culture of openness and trust, wherever possible. Whe...
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