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Probability Probability Interpretation Score 1 Rare (< 10%) 2 Unlikely (10%) 3 Moderate (30%) 4 Likely (50%) 5 Certain (100%) Impact Score 1 2 3 4 5 Impact Effect on NOI (qualitative) Minor Moderate Major Severe Catastrophic
Mgmt Effectiveness Risk Score P * I / ME Mgmt Score 1 Description Very Weak Criteria Controls are absent; risk mitigation occurs only on a reactionary basis. Controls exist, but do not provide reasonable assurance that a risk will be detected consistently or timely. Controls are informal and insufficient to prevent or mitigate the risk. Controls provide assurance with a reasonable level of certainty that a risk will be detected or prevented, consistently and timely. Controls are formalized but highly manual and tested inconsistently. Controls provide assurance with a high level of certainty that a risk will be detected or prevented consistently and timely. Controls are formalized, partially automated and tested on a regular basis. Controls provide assurance with the highest level of certainty that a risk will be detected or prevented consistently and timely. Controls are highly formalized, automated and tested regularly.
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Impact
Strategy Use of this technique involves making no changes to the project plan and creating no contingencies should the risk become reality. This is typically employed when the risk probability, impact, or both is very low.
Accept
Mitigate
This strategy involves developing a plan to reduce the risks probability, impact, or both to acceptable levels, should it occur.
Avoid Transfer
This strategy involves changing the project plans to eliminate the risk. Shift the impact of a risk to a third party. It does not eliminate the risk it simply shifts responsibility.
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Action Plan