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The risk management process consists of four stages.

  1. Risk identification - It involves listing potential risks through brainstorming, etc.

  2. Risk assessment - This stage involves prioritising risks based on impact and likelihood of occurring.

  3. Risk response development - This stage involves developing risk avoidance and contingency plans.

  4. Risk response control -  This stage involves executing the risk response plans.

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