For years, Join For Water has identified risks, graded them according to degree of possible impact, probability and frequency, taken targeted actions on this basis which it then monitors as a function of control and further grading of the risk. From our experience, we learn that certain risks occur as and crisis, calling for:
\n– communicate quickly and transparently, and in doing so
\n– be clear, consistent and factual
\n– with a clear recognition of the problem to begin with
\n– and open communication about the steps we are taking to address the crisis, both internally and externally.<\/p>\n
Taking into account these risks and principles, we worked out communication policies around crisis situations.<\/p>\n
You can find our crisis communication plan and reporting file below.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For years, Join For Water has identified risks, graded them according to degree of possible impact, probability and frequency, taken targeted actions on this basis which it then monitors as a function of control and further grading of the risk. From our experience, we learn that certain risks occur as and crisis, calling for: – […]<\/p>\n