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Open the appWhen project funds are scarce, every dollar toward risk mitigation counts. Here’s how to make smart choices:
- Assess risks by potential impact. Focus on what could most critically affect your project's success.
- Consider probability. Allocate resources to risks that are more likely to occur.
- Evaluate cost-benefit ratios. Invest in strategies offering the greatest protection for the least expense.
Which risk mitigation strategies have worked for you when funds were low?
When funds are limited, prioritizing risks based on impact, probability, and cost-effectiveness becomes essential. One strategy that has worked well for me is focusing on high-impact, high-likelihood risks first. By addressing these critical risks, even with limited resources, I ensure the project remains on track. Additionally, leveraging existing resources—such as using internal expertise or reallocating non-essential funds—can mitigate risks without requiring additional spending. Implementing phased risk mitigation allows tackling smaller, manageable risks incrementally over time.
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