In order to create a Business Continuity Plan there are several steps that must be taken.
The first and
possibly most important step is to gain a commitment from the upper management to develop and implement the plan. The second step would be to plan it out according to the project and company policies. The next step would be to do a Risk- Evaluation. • Brief 7 Some of these differences include: The level of analysis required (e.g., system or community level for policy evaluation; program level for program evaluation). The degree of control and clear “boundaries” may be more challenging with policy evaluation. The ability to identify an equivalent comparison community may be more challenging with policy evaluation.