Risk Analysis and Management Sample Clauses

Risk Analysis and Management. Research projects, especially large-scale ones like the HBP Flagship, face a number of scientific, technological, financial, managerial, political and societal risks. A well-planned monitoring and management process is key to analysing and mitigating these risks. An overview of identified risks and contingency plans is provided in the figures below, where the estimated probabilities are given as High, Medium or Low. The impact is also measured as High, Medium or Low. To monitor risks, we will build a risk management plan based on the following points:  A Risk Register listing critical risks, complemented by a Watch List for non-critical risks.  Contingency plans for each risk, identifying specific actions to be taken.  A Risk Owner: each risk is assigned to an owner, who is responsible for detection and reporting, related contingency plans and for monitoring contingency plan implementation if the risk event occurs. The Risk Owner will be a member of the Subproject management or a member of the Management Subproject and will be assigned in a given SGA in accordance with the governance structure in place during that SGA.  Qualitative and Quantitative analysis tools, including probability impact matrix, decision tree and sensitivity analysis.
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Risk Analysis and Management. FOR CRITICAL ASSET 15 PROTECTION (“RAMCAP”)
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Risk Analysis and Management. The consultant will perform risk analysis and develop a formal methodology for quantifying and monitoring risks as tasks are completed. In general, a qualitative approach will be used. The consultant will also identify risk mitigation measures which, after CRRMA approval, will be implemented. The consultant will update the Risk register on a regular basis which will be made part of the monthly progress report.
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Risk Analysis and Management. A. The Administrative Safeguards provisions in the Security Rule require ENTITY to perform risk analysis as part of their security management processes. The risk analysis and management provisions of the Security Rule are addressed separately here because, by helping to determine which security measures are reasonable and appropriate for a particular ENTITY, risk analysis affects the implementation of all of the safeguards contained in the Security Rule.
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