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 - risicotolerantie
 - risk tolerance

De drempelniveaus van blootstelling aan risico’s, die - als ze overschreden worden - de trigger zijn voor een Exception Report om de situatie onder de aandacht van de Project Board te brengen. Risicotoleranties kunnen grenzen voor geaggregeerde risico's van het plan (bijv. kosten van geaggregeerde bedreigingen moeten lager blijven dan 10% van het budget voor het plan), of voor een bepaalde afzonderlijke bedreiging (bijv. elke bedreiging van de operationele dienstverlening) omvatten. De risicotolerantie wordt vastgelegd in de Risk Management Strategy.
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The level of risk that a project stakeholder is willing to accept. Tolerance levels are context specific. That is, stakeholders may be willing to accept different levels of risk for different types of risk, such as risks of project delay, price realization, and technical potential.
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The threshold levels of risk exposure which, when exceeded, will trigger an Exception Report to bring the situation to the attention of the Project Board. Risk tolerances could include limits on the plan’s aggregated risks (e.g. cost of aggregated threats to remain less than 10% of the plan’s budget), or limits on any individual threat (e.g. any threat to operational service). Risk tolerance is documented in the Risk Management Strategy.
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