Risk Management
Severity
Identified Risk
Institutional
Lack of financial support for
health facilities (health clinics,
wash area)
Property damage to school
caused by natural disasters
such as typhoon and
earthquake.
Classroom shortage due to lack
of funds
Limited access of resources
such as (books), facilities and
equipment (laboratory room
and laboratory apparatuses)
School’s Inability to maintain
safe operations
Number of learners with low
literacy and numerical skills
due to pandemic
Risk Category Probability Impact Overall Rate Mitigation
High/Medium/Low High/Medium/Low Strategies
Financial 4 4 4 Enhance partnership with
stakeholders to subsidize the
medical equipment and supplies.
Strategic 5 5 5 In order to identify damages on
school properties conduct a
building and site inspection.
Strategic 5 5 5 Shifting of Classes, Strengthen
partnership with stakeholders to
sponsor the construction of
classrooms.
Strategic 4 4 4 Innovate using resources that are
available, brainstorming a few
ideas and maximize use of the
resources in hand.
Reputational 3 3 3 Continuously monitor school
safety in all sectors.
Operational 3 5 4 Reinforcement of interventions
and remediation for students.
Occupational and health Operational 4 4 4 Boost prevention-related health
hazards encountered while advocacy and campaigns.
carrying out duties and
responsibilities during the
pandemic.
Limited technological access 4 4 4 Innovate using resources that are
and insufficient internet Strategic available
connectivity home that may
have an impact on the learners
digital curriculum integration
Lack of seminars for teachers Operational 4 4 4 provide trainings for teachers to
help them improve their teaching
methods and strategies