Initial Risk Assessment. Authorized User and Supplier shall each provide an initial assessment from their point of view.
Initial Risk Assessment. The Subrecipient has provided, or will provide, the County with information about the Subrecipient’s experience, processes, policies, and procedures related to the management of Federal funding by the Subrecipient. These submissions, in addition to discussions with the Subrecipient, have been used by the county to assess the risk of noncompliance and capacity to compliantly execute the required activities for which the Agreement is made. Should there be substantive changes to the organization, key personnel, methods, capacity, policies, or processes of the Subrecipient that impact the implementation of this Agreement, the Subrecipient shall notify the County of said changes within 30 days of those changes. The Subrecipient agrees to provide documents and information to the County, within 30 days of such a request made by the County, to facilitate its due diligence review as required by Federal Register Notice 88 FR 32046. Subrecipient further agrees to comply with the requirements, requests, and results of the County’s due diligence and maintain the capacity to carry out disaster recovery activities in a timely and compliant manner at all times during the term hereof.
Initial Risk Assessment c)Risk management/mitigation plan, including determination of roles and responsibilities of the Authorized User and Supplier.
Initial Risk Assessment. Prior to the finalization of any written agreement with a subrecipient, County staff will conduct a risk assessment to evaluate the capacity of potential subrecipients. Subrecipient capacity will be assessed during the application process (typically a Notice of Funding Availability). Each subrecipient applicant will be required to submit information to demonstrate adequate capacity to administer CDBG-DR funds. Specifics on the areas that are assessed will be included in the NOFA or a similar procurement document.
