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What is interagency risk?
Put simply, it’s a risk that doesn’t have a single owner. Instead, the risk is shared by two or more agencies, or needs more than one agency to manage. This can lead to overarching risks for everyone involved.
Our approach to managing these risks
We’ve created a four-phased Network Approach to help you and the other impacted agencies and stakeholders get on top of these risks.
Some of these phases might not be relevant to you, or you might choose to merge them. It’s entirely up to you how you use our resources.
Click on each phase to find out more.
Case studies of success
To give you a good idea of how others have managed interagency risk, read through our case studies:
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