KRAs are short lists of overall goals that guide an individual's work or an organization's progress. They define the key internal and external areas where an organization aims to achieve success to meet its development goals. KRAs are broad categories that individuals, departments, or divisions must focus on over the course of a year to fulfill responsibilities. They typically include three to five specific, clear, and quantifiable tasks essential to an individual's or organization's work. Tracking and assessing KRAs helps ensure focus and productivity, aligns goals, and allows for performance monitoring and improvement over time.

1. #Key Result Area
#Key Risk Area

2. KRAs are short list of overall goals that guide how an individual does
their job, or general achievement and progress goals for an organization
or one of its division
KRAs are the strategic internal and external sectors where business
strives to realize strong positive outcomes to achieve its
development goals and moves towards fulfilling its vision
KRAs are broad categorieson which an individual or department
or division has to concentrate during the year
KRAs are those areas in whichyou have to take complete ownership
Key Result
Area

3. Departments, employees and even organizations usually have
three to five key result areas
KRAs are specific, clear and quantifiable
KRAs comprise the tasks essential to do the work at hand
KRAs should be affected by the actions of the people they are
outlined for
Characteristics of
KRAs

4. KRAs ensure concentration and boost productivity
They align with individual and organizational goals
They assure systematic division of work
They motivate people to perform
They help track performance
Importance of
KRAs

5. Keep track of the progress
Outline the areas of their strengths and weaknesses
Check at regular intervals
Restructure their KRAs from time to time
Accept inefficiencies and focus of improving
Tracking and
Assessment of KRAs

6. Example

7. Example

8. Risk
Assessment
Phases

9. • Cost Risk
• Schedule Risk
• Performance Risk
• Operational Risk
• Market Risk
• Governance Risk
• Strategic Risk
• Legal Risk
• External Hazard
Risks
9 Common Project
Risks

10. Example:
Credit Risk

11. Example: Market Risk

12. Example:
Cyber Risk

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