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Integrated Project Risk Assessment (IPRA), Version 2.0

Publication No
IR181-2
Type
Printable assessment(s)
Publication Date
Dec 01, 2013
Pages
117
Research Team
RT-181
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Risk has different meanings to different people, and the concept of risk varies according to viewpoint, attitude, and experience. Engineers, designers, and contractors often view risk from a technical perspective, while owners and developers tend to v
Key Findings

RT-181’s research (case studies, interviews, surveys) showed that assessing risk was a project management activity to be done throughout the project life cycle. This is key to effectively managing the risks. The relative importance of any specific risk depends on the respective stakeholders, and could be different for different stakeholders. Therefore it is essential to get a broad range of perspectives when assessing risk in order to arrive at a consensus on relative importance of risks (IR181-2, p. 22).

IR181-2, Integrated Project Risk Assessment (IPRA) 

The International Project Risk Assessment (IPRA) tool focuses on the risks typically encountered during the life cycle of international capital projects.

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Best Practice
Research Topic
Risk Analysis for International Projects
Keywords
Risk Allocation, Risk Register, International Project(s), Risk Assessment, IPRA, Globalization, Risk Elements, Risk Matrix/Matrices, Likelihood of Occurrence, rt181