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Document: Risk Management Plan – May 2025 Update
Prepared by: SayPro Strategic Planning Office
Authorized by: SayPro Operations Royalty
Cycle Reference: SCOR-1 (SayPro Monthly – May 2025)
Plan Version: RMP-V2-Q2-2025
Status: Finalizing for publication on 24 May 2025
🧭 Purpose
This section supports the revision of the SayPro Risk Management Plan by:
- Analyzing trends in risk submissions across all departments
- Identifying shifts in impact likelihood and vulnerability
- Documenting new or adjusted control actions to mitigate emerging risks
📈 1. Risk Trend Analysis: Key Patterns Identified
🔍 A. Increased Risk Reporting Volume
- Total active risks increased by 24% from Q1 to Q2 (from 63 to 78 entries)
- Spike in operational risks, especially in logistics, staffing continuity, and data systems
🟠 B. Top-Rising Risk Categories
Risk Category | Change % | Trend Summary |
---|---|---|
Operational Risk | ↑ +32% | Supply chain delays, field equipment failure |
Technology Risk | ↑ +29% | Data security gaps, remote access failures |
Human Resources Risk | ↑ +21% | Staff fatigue, leadership turnover in 2 units |
Financial Risk | ↔ Stable | Grant dependency remains high in 2 regions |
🔵 C. Emerging Risks (Newly Reported)
- AI/data integration failure during systems update in M&E
- Donor policy alignment conflict in East Africa regional program
- Cybersecurity lapse flagged in one external portal (medium severity)
🛡️ 2. New and Revised Control Actions
The following control actions are integrated into the updated Risk Register and included in the revised RMP:
✅ A. Operational Risk Mitigation
- Procurement Process Acceleration:
- Set thresholds for emergency procurement clearance
- Introduced “Pre-qualified Vendor Pool” model (pilot phase)
- Logistics Resilience Framework:
- Route redundancy mapping for field teams
- Weekly contingency drills for delivery units
✅ B. Technology & Cybersecurity Enhancements
- Two-Factor Authentication mandatory across all internal platforms (June 2025 deadline)
- Quarterly Vulnerability Scanning introduced in IT compliance SOPs
- Centralized Backup Policy formalized, now part of M&E team training
✅ C. HR & Leadership Controls
- Succession Planning Matrix implemented for all senior positions
- Quarterly Burnout & Engagement Assessment led by HRBP
- Leadership Onboarding Toolkit updated and deployed for new managers
✅ D. Program & Donor Compliance
- Developed Donor Alignment Risk Matrix
- Real-time policy tracker now embedded in CRM system to flag cross-border restrictions
📄 3. Integration into the Revised RMP
🗂️ Key Structural Updates in RMP-V2-Q2-2025:
- Section 3.1: Updated Risk Landscape Overview (with graphs)
- Section 4.2: Reprioritized Risk Table (high–medium–low)
- Section 5.0: Control Action Log – Expanded to include new mitigation strategies
- Appendix B: Emerging Risk Profiles (new entries summarized)
📎 Supporting Documents Attached
Document | Location |
---|---|
Updated Risk Register (Q2 2025) | SharePoint > Risk > Registers > RISKREG-Q2-2025.xlsx |
Control Action Log – May 2025 | SharePoint > Risk > Controls > CONTROL-MAY2025.xlsx |
Risk Trends Dashboard (PDF) | SharePoint > Reports > Governance > Risk Trends Q2 2025 |
Final Draft of RMP-V2-Q2-2025 | SharePoint > Risk > RMP Docs > RMP-V2-Q2-2025.pdf |
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