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Embedding an Active Risk Culture

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This course is available anytime and is delivered by Virtual Self-Directed.

This micro-bite explores the importance of fostering a culture that actively engages with risk, outlining what this looks like and key considerations for overcoming risk aversion within an entity. Building on these foundations, the course also examines the benefits of an active risk culture, how to assess it, and strategies for influencing behavioural change to shift from risk aversion to a more engaged approach. 

This learning experiences was created by the Department of Finance in partnership with contracted service providers.

Participant benefits

  • Recognise what is 'risk culture'.
  • Describe several other things that are needed to embed an effective risk culture within an organisation.
  • Hear from Comcover’s risk management subject matter experts, to discuss risk culture.

Suitable for

All staff. For all Commonwealth officials, regardless of level or role, who need to understand basic risk management concepts and how risk is managed in the Commonwealth. 

Category and User Level

This learning experience is part of the Commonwealth Risk Management Training Suite and aligns with Working in Government craft at the Foundation level.

Price

Free of charge.

Course Catalogue

Embedding an Active Risk Culture

Location
Australia wide (Virtual)
This course is available anytime and is delivered by Virtual Self-Directed.
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Topics
Risk management
Categories
Working in Government
Programs
Commonwealth Risk Management Training Suite
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Last updated
28 February 2025

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