8.1 Please outline the main to the success of the project indicating if the potential impact and probability of the risks are high, medium or low. How will these risks be monitored and mitigated? If the risks are outside your direct control, is there anything you can do to manage their potential effects? If relevant, this may include an assessment of the risk of engagement to local partners. The risk assessment for your programme needs to clearly differentiate the internal risks and those that are part of the external environment and over which you will have less (or little) control. (You may add extra rows if necessary - as long as you do not exceed the overall page limits). Potential Probability Explanation of Risk Mitigation measures Low Community may not respond/ be High Develop the project in line with interested in engaging requests from the community E Health staff atthe community clinics High Low Ensure health staff understand may be disinterested or disallowed the benefits and identify means to from engaging with the project E motivate them Increased demand cannot be met High Medium Advocate for improved quality adequately at health facilities E services. Collect community data to enable facilities to respond better to community needs PCP turnover may be high I Medium Low Ensure adequate budget for recruitment, orientation, training and follow up e health facilities to respond better to community PCP staff may be exposed to hostility Medium Low Ensure staff are well versed with from healthcare providers for messaging to justify their work advocating on behalf of communities I Community health committees may Medium Low Maximise opportunities through be unreceptive to women’s group strong supportive individual member participation I members Changes in the political environment Medium Medium Strengthen existing structures including general strikescausing which will remain in place despite disruptionE political changes and allow sufficient time to implement project activities accounting for scheduling changes Seasonal and weather disruption e.g. Medium Medium Allow sufficient time to implement flooding E project activities accounting for scheduling changes SECTION 9: CAPACITY OFALL PARTNER ORGANISATIONS (Max 3 pages each) Please copy and fill in this section for each partner organisation identified in section 6.1 9.1 Name of Organisation Women and Children First (UK) 9.2 Address United House, North Road, London, N7 9DP 9.3 Web Site
8.1 Please outline the main to the success of the project indicating if the potential impact and probability of the risks are high, medium or low. How will these risks be monitored and mitigated? If the risks are outside your direct control, is there anything you can do to manage their potential effects? If relevant, this may include an assessment of the risk of engagement to local partners. The risk assessment for your programme needs to clearly differentiate the internal risks and those that are part of the external environment and over which you will have less (or little) control. (You may add extra rows if necessary - as long as you do not exceed the overall page limits). Explanation of Risk Potential Probability Mitigation measures Community may not respond/ be interested in engaging E High Low Develop the project in line with requests from the community Health staff atthe community clinics may be disinterested or disallowed from engaging with the project E High Low Ensure health staff understand the benefits and identify means to motivate them Increased demand cannot be met adequately at health facilities E High Medium Advocate for improved quality services. Collect community data to enable facilities to respond better to community needs PCP turnover may be high I Medium Low Ensure adequate budget for recruitment, orientation, training and follow up e health facilities to respond better to community PCP staff may be exposed to hostility from healthcare providers for advocating on behalf of communities I Medium Low Ensure staff are well versed with messaging to justify their work Community health committees may be unreceptive to women’s group member participation I Medium Low Maximise opportunities through strong supportive individual members Changes in the political environment including general strikescausing disruptionE Medium Medium Strengthen existing structures which will remain in place despite political changes and allow sufficient time to implement project activities accounting for scheduling changes Seasonal and weather disruption e.g. flooding E Medium Medium Allow sufficient time to implement project activities accounting for scheduling changes SECTION 9: CAPACITY OFALL PARTNER ORGANISATIONS (Max 3 pages each) Please copy and fill in this section for each partner organisation identified in section 6.1 9.1 Name of Organisation Women and Children First (UK) 9.2 Address United House, North Road, London, N7 9DP 9.3 Web Site
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