How often should an organization perform a risk management plan?

The implementation of a risk management plan is an ongoing process. The plan must be regularly updated — for instance, every quarter or twice a year, depending on your organization.

Who is responsible for nonprofit risk management?

It depends on the size of the nonprofit. If it’s small a single person can be appointed to be responsible for risk management. Medium and large nonprofits can have a special department dedicated to risk management.

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