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Performing a risk assessment
All public sector entities face risks that can affect their ability to achieve organisational objectives and deliver reliable public services. Performing a risk assessment helps entities better understand their risks, assess the potential impacts, and as a result, determine how they should prioritise and assign resources to address them.
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