The First Phase of a Comprehensive Project Risk Assessment Should

question 69

Multiple Choice

The first phase of a comprehensive project risk assessment should be:

• A) to assess the specific sources of risk at the outset of the project, including the need to fashion appropriate responses.
• B) to make sure the project is well defined, including all deliverables, statement or work, and project scope.
• C) to develop reasonable estimates of the impacts on the project of both the identified risks and the proposed solutions.
• D) to produce a project risk management plan that proactively offers risk mitigation strategies for the project as needed.

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Definitions:

Genetic Diversity

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Salmon Populations

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Juveniles From Hatcheries

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