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Innovation and risk management: a recipe for improving performance

Publisher: National School of Government ; Berkshire ; January 2006Description: 10 p; tblsSubject(s): Risk Management | Innovations | Methodology | Research | Risk | LearningSummary: Comprises an outline description and summary of the main findings of an exploratory study into risk management and innovation led by the National School of Government between January and December 2005. Provides suggestions for next steps and also reflects on current practice in this area.

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Comprises an outline description and summary of the main findings of an exploratory study into risk management and innovation led by the National School of Government between January and December 2005. Provides suggestions for next steps and also reflects on current practice in this area.

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