Select the level that represents the likelihood that this risk will occur at that particular point in time. You will then see a dropdown list appear. All you have to do at this point is to click on the cell to the right of the one marked 'Likelihood'. At a later stage during the project, the project team can fill out this information. Then there are provisions to measure the follow-up the risks at three different dates. When you create a risk register in Excel, Logframer will include the information of your logframe in the first two columns of the risk level section (columns F and G in this example). The risk level score is based on these two factors and is expressed as a percentage. The risk level depends on the likelihood of the risk (very unlikely, unlikely, likely, very likely) and the potential impact of the risk should it occur (very low, low, high, very high). If you didn't set the type of risk in the Details window of your assumptions, then the risks will appear in a sixth category: ' Not defined'.įor each risk, the RR lists what your response will be to that risk, to what objective the risk is linked and finally the risk level.
The Risk Register classifies the risk/assumptions that you've defined in five categories: Logframer will open Microsoft Excel and create a new workbook with the register. In the Menu bar, click on File → Export →Export to MS Excel →Export Risk Register.
