National Risk Assessments - A Cross Country Perspective.

Intro
 Foreword
 Abbreviations and acronyms
 Executive summary
 Part 1. National Risk Assessments --
A Tool for governance of Critical Risks
 Chapter 1. The evolving practice of National Risk Assessments in OECD countries
 Introduction
 Analytical framework of the study
 Purposes and objectives of National Risk Assessments
 Methodologies used in national risk assessment
 Transparency and Accountability
 Multi-level governance and multi-stakeholder participation
 Chapter 2. Risk analysis in National Risk Assessment
 Scope of National Risk Assessment
 Threat and hazard identification. Time HorizonImpact Analysis
 Likelihood and plausibility analysis
 Risk monitoring and re-evaluation
 Chapter 3. Communicating the results of National Risk Assessments
 Raising public awareness about risks
 Tools for interpreting risk analysis
 Conclusion
 Chapter 4. Lessons learnt from development and use of NRA
 Identified benefits from the use of National Risk Assessment
 Benefits for strengthening the implementation of risk management policies
 Benefits for policy-making
 Benefits for Resilience Programmes
 Identified limitations to National Risk Assessments. Broader policy outcomes: framing risks at a higher levelChapter 5. Conclusion and areas for future action
 Part 2. National Risk Assessment --
Country Profiles
 Chapter 6. Australia
 Introduction
 Governance framework
 Aims and Objectives
 Definition of key terms
 Transparency and accountability
 Multi-level governance and multi-actor participation
 Risk analysis
 Scope
 Hazard Identification
 Impact Analysis
 Likelihood and Plausibility Analysis
 Risk evaluation, monitoring and re-evaluation
 Communicating the results of National Risk Assessment. Using the National Risk Profile to raise awareness about risksTools for interpreting risk analysis
 Main lessons learnt and policy outcomes
 Chapter 7. Austria
 Introduction
 Governance framework
 Aims and objectives
 Critical Infrastructure Protection
 Cyber Risks
 Transparency and accountability
 Multi-level governance and multi-actor participation
 Risk analysis
 Scope
 Hazard identification
 Impact analysis
 Likelihood and plausibility analysis
 Risk evaluation, monitoring and re-evaluation
 NRA Excursions
 Communicating the results of a National Risk Assessment. Using the National Risk Assessment to raise awareness about risksMain lessons learnt and policy outcomes
 Lessons learnt
 Benefits
 Limitations
 Chapter 8. Canada
 Introduction
 The approach to Emergency Management in Canada
 Governance framework
 Risk Profile
 Transparency and accountability
 Use of expert opinion & Control for Bias
 Multi-level governance and multi-actor participation
 Risk analysis
 Risk scenarios
 Uncertainties
 Time horizon
 Risk monitoring and re-evaluation
 Communicating the results of National Risk Assessment
 Internal and external communication.