Risk Management In The Charity Sector

Risks are inevitable. Charities who want to achieve their vision will have to be skilled in managing risk. A risk is typically understood to be something that has a potential adverse effect on the Charity. However, it can also be an opportunity.

Not all risks are equal though. Some are imminent, others unlikely. Some can potentially destroy a charity, and others would have a low impact.

• How should charities identify, assess, mitigate and evaluate risks? • What processes facilitate effective risk management? • What tools must be used to managed risks appropriately? • Who owns the risks? • What is CRAPT? • How does risk management influence and affect other processes, policies and activities?

BONUS: Please find the webinar slides and free risk register template for you to download and start using here: http://bit.ly/iERARISK

Through the 'iERA Charity Management Series', join our CEO and Operations team for a behind the scenes insight into the implementation of our policies, processes and procedures. This is part of iERA sharing best practice as a way of raising the standards within the Muslim charity sector and beyond, for free.

The first instalment of this podcast was on the topic of GDPR. See www.iera.org/gdpr