How to audit organisational culture? Types of risks to our cultural heritage vary from sudden and catastrophic events (such as major earthquakes, floods, fires, and armed conflict) to gradual and cumulative processes (such as chemical, physical, or biological degradation). the guide encompasses an approach on current assessment of a bank’s practices, implementation of desired practices, and continuous monitoring and improvement of the bank’s practices. 2 Briefing summary There is a huge diversity of definitions of organisational culture, although most break it down to the elements that compose it. risk culture, risk governance, and balanced incentives plans so as to support their risk management programs. Moreover, to analyze risk from a project point of view, it is essential to identify how the project is likely to be impacted by the country factors and the specific market conditions (Hastak and Shaked, 2000). Culture risk and the role of the internal audit. theory of the relationship between risk and culture; and (2) an application of the theory to explain "the sudden, widespread, across-theboard concern about environmental pollution and personal contamination that has arisen in the Western world in general and with particular force in the United States"2 (a phenomenon that I will call "environmentalism"). cultural risk when a construction organization decides to perform projects where different cultures of project parties may cause conflicts in the working environment. The relationship between risk culture and organisational performance has engaged the attention of researchers after the Global Financial Crisis of 2008. 1.4 SECTionS of ThE hAndBook. The former are easy to observe. operating model to strengthen the risk culture and governance within the financial institution, it is essential to identify the existing challenges around the current form of risk governance maintained within the firm. risk culture, as a lot can be gleaned from individual manager responses to issues, control breakdowns or persistent value issues/breaches. Risk culture is not a static thing but a continuous process, or processes, which repeats and renews itself, but may be subject to shocks Risk culture will be a mixture of formal and informal processes. Risk culture refines the concept of organisational culture particularly the collective ability to manage risk • Risk Attitude is a chosen position adopted by an individual or group towards risk • Risk behaviour comprises of observed risk related actions, including risk based decision making, Risk Processes and risk communication What does a good risk culture look like? Polygonia c-album . The result is loss of value to the heritage asset. Extant studies on risk culture and organisation performance suggest risk culture has an effect on