SWOT Model
(SWOT) Analysis is widely used worldwide as one of the most important strategic planning tools. It involves evaluating internal factors (strengths and weaknesses) and external factors (opportunities and threats) and leveraging them to achieve the institution’s desired objectives and reach its goals.
SWOT is an acronym for 4 words:
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Strengths: Key advantages and beneficial attributes that help us achieve our Goals.
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Weaknesses: Our limitations and detrimental attributes that hinder achieving the Goals.
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Opportunities: External conditions that can be leveraged to achieve the Goals.
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Threats: External conditions that pose risks or threats to our operations or Goals.
Risk Analysis Model
Risk assessment analysis
To conduct an effective and actionable risk analysis, the following may be required:
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Forming an internal team of experienced employees to identify problems and risks facing the department that may prevent it from achieving its objectives and potentially impact the organization.
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Identifying the causes and impacts of each risk, which helps in determining the likelihood of occurrence and the severity of its effect.
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Developing effective and actionable policies to address risks before they occur or to mitigate their impact.
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Identifying risks, their causes, and effects that could hinder the department from achieving its intended objectives.
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In the attached template, all fields must be completed, and each risk should have a separate entry in the designated form.
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The template must be approved by the head of the department, the deanship, and the college before being submitted to the Risk Management Department.
