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Risk mitigation refers to the process of improving your environment or bio-security practices in a manner that will reduce your level of risk. Part of this process involves determining the investment required to make the desired improvements. Investment can come in the form of money, time or supplies, and all should be considered when you are developing a risk mitigation plan.  \nCost-benefit analysis is a term used to describe the process of evaluating your options for risk reduction in terms of the amount investment required (cost) and the expected positive outcome (benefit) . No animal housing environment is “risk free”, and some bio-security risks are beyond our control. However, with proper planning, we can use our available resources in a way that reduces the probability of disease events and accompanying financial expenses.  \nTo begin, please make sure that you have your Bio-Security Risk Assessment Tool, a copy of the Risk Analysis Table, and 5 copies of the Detailed Risk Mitigation Plan Template. You will also need a writing utensil.  \nStep 1:  \nOn your Bio-Security Risk Assessment Tool, please circle all areas that were identified as moderate or high risk.  \nStep 2 :  \nFor each identified risk area, complete Risk Analysis Table. Include a general approach to risk reduction as well as an estimate of investment involved (including time and resources) . You do not need to know specific amounts at this point. Some examples are show in the chart. Add your work in the rows below the examples.  \nStep 3:  \nReview your Risk Analysis Table and select up to 5 risk areas for which you will develop a detailed risk mitigation plan. If there are fewer than 5 risks included on your table, include all of your listed risks.  \nStep 4:  \nDevelop a Detailed Risk Mitigation Plan for each of your identified risks. Please use the template provided to guide your work.  \nStep 5:  \nReview your Detailed Risk Mitigation Plans with a parent or guardian. Discuss the costs and expected benefits of each plan. Revise plans as necessary. Select 2 plans that you will carry out.  \nStep 6:  \nAttend your group meeting with your parent or guardian. Present the two plans you have chosen to implement making sure to include a discussion of the costs and expected benefits.  \nRisk Analysis Table  \n\n| Risk | General Plan | Estimated Investment |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Many signs of vectors / vermin | Set traps, reduce standing water | Traps, construction supplies, help with repairs |\n| No specific footwear | Keep an old pair of shoes in the barn for barn use only. | None. Use shoes I already have. |\n| Bedding is foul and wet | Change bedding more often | More bedding needed\u003Cbr>More time needed |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\nRisk Analysis Table Continued  \n\n| Risk | General Plan | Estimated Investment |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\nDetailed Risk Mitigation Plan Template (Example)  \nDescribe the Risk  \nMany flies, mosquitoes, and mouse droppings visible in the barn, feed shed, and surrounding yard. Water collectson the ground near the spigot on the outside of the barn and near the barn entrance after it rains. Standing water could be a breeding area for insects.  \nDescribe your Detailed Plan to Reduce the Risk  \n1. Set mouse traps in feed shed.  \n2. Hang fly paper every 25 sq feet in barn.  \n3. Hang bug zapper near barn.  \n4. Patch holes in feed shed.  \n5. Fix water spigot to stop leaking.  \n6. Level ground and place gravel near barn entrance to prevent pooling of water after rain.  \nDescribe the Investment Required (include money, supplies, help from friends or parents, etc.)  \nNeed a ride to the hardware store to get supplies. Need adult’s help to fix the spigot.  \n4 mouse traps = $10  \n8 fly paper traps = $5  \nBu","cbCaine58PUMt4lM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaine58PUMt4lM","pdf",120044,"English","# Step-by-step risk mitigation planning\n## Step 1-6: from risk identification to presentation\n## Risk Analysis Table\n## Detailed Risk Mitigation Plan Template","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of risk mitigation in bio-security planning?\",\"answer\":\"Risk mitigation improves the environment or bio-security practices to lower the overall level of risk and reduce the probability of disease events and related financial expenses.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you complete the Risk Analysis Table?\",\"answer\":\"For each moderate or high risk area, provide a general approach to reduce the risk and an estimate of investment needed, including time and resources.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens after you create Detailed Risk Mitigation Plans?\",\"answer\":\"Review the detailed plans with a parent or guardian, discuss costs and expected benefits, revise if needed, then select two plans to implement and present them at a group meeting.\"}]","Bio-Security Proficiency Level 3 - Risk Analysis and Mitigation Planning | PDF"]