Triple Bottom Line Risk Management: Enhancing Profit, Environmental Performance, and Community BenefitsISBN: 978-0-471-41557-2
Hardcover
336 pages
July 2001
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Forward.
Acknowledgements.
Introduction.
RISK MANAGEMENT
Risk Management Process.
Why Use Anything Other Than Quantitative Risk Assessment?
RISQUE METHOD
Overview of the RISQUE Method.
Stage 1: Establish the Context.
Stage 2: Risk Identification.
Stage 3: Risk Analysis.
Stage 4: Formulate Risk Reduction Strategy.
Stage 5: Implement Risk Treatment Strategy.
Benifits of the RISQUE Method.
SELECTED CASE STUDIES.
Project Selection: Mining, Papua New Guinea.
Acquisitions: Power, United States.
Quantifying Intangibles: Land Development, Austalia.
Community Safety: Tourism, New Zealand.
Financial Assurances: Waste Management, Australia.
Future Liability: Mining, New Zealand.
Corporate Reporting and Insurance: Resources Processing, United States.
Asset Management: Water, New Zealand.
Glossary.
Index.
Acknowledgements.
Introduction.
RISK MANAGEMENT
Risk Management Process.
Why Use Anything Other Than Quantitative Risk Assessment?
RISQUE METHOD
Overview of the RISQUE Method.
Stage 1: Establish the Context.
Stage 2: Risk Identification.
Stage 3: Risk Analysis.
Stage 4: Formulate Risk Reduction Strategy.
Stage 5: Implement Risk Treatment Strategy.
Benifits of the RISQUE Method.
SELECTED CASE STUDIES.
Project Selection: Mining, Papua New Guinea.
Acquisitions: Power, United States.
Quantifying Intangibles: Land Development, Austalia.
Community Safety: Tourism, New Zealand.
Financial Assurances: Waste Management, Australia.
Future Liability: Mining, New Zealand.
Corporate Reporting and Insurance: Resources Processing, United States.
Asset Management: Water, New Zealand.
Glossary.
Index.
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