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“Lessons Learnt” workshop on 18th June, Sofia PROJECT CO-FINANCED FROM EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND THROUGH THE OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME TRANSPORT Project Implementation Support Service Agreement (PISSA) TA2013040 BG BSF S3: “Assessment, management and pricing of risks (including reliable cost evaluation)” Tamás Kozák, EIB Risk Manager, Sofia “Lessons Learnt” workshop on 18th June, Sofia 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF PROJECT CO-FINANCED FROM EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND THROUGH THE OPERATIONAL PROGRAMME TRANSPORT The Goals Remedial Action (Risk Response) Plan as regard the 3 railway projects at risk Identify those risks which hazard the project completions by end of 2015 Working out the risk governance system to monitor the crucial risks 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

Risk definition to the project Combined effect at the probability of occurrance of the undesirable event and the magnitude of the event , the possibility of loss or injury . /see later the more concrete terminologies to the project/ 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF Project Phases Part1: Risk Management and Activity Overview Part 2: Risk Identification Part 3: Risk Analysis Part 4: Risk Response Planning Part 5: Risk Monitoring and Control 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

Risk Management and Activity Overview 1. PLOVDIV – SVILENGRAD RAILWAY LINE (BG161PO004-1.0.01-0005) PROJECT Section I Dimitrovgrad rail station Section III Simeonovgrad rail station Additional Signalling system, OHL catenary 2. SEPTEMVRI - PLOVDIV RAILWAY LINE (BG 161 PO 004-1.0.01-0008) PROJECT Position 2 Pazardjik – Stamboliiski (38,2 km) 3. PLOVDIV – BURGAS RAILWAY LINE (BG 161 PO 004-1.0.01-0007) PROJECT (OPTIONAL) Position 3 Tserkovski – Karnobat – Burgas (152 km) 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF Risk Identification The components of risk register: Threat: Category which helps to identify potential sources of risk to the project Blocking Cause: The activity or the missing of the activity which gives rise the risk: Risk: This is a negative consequence which cause uncertain in project completion. Effect: The result of evaluation which shows the severity of the risk. Source of Information: Documentation, meeting, etc. 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

Risk Identification - Example Bureaucracy in the land acquisition processes - LEGAL Due to heavy rains - ENVIRONMENT STAKEHOLDER requirement Improperly trained workforce about FIDIC requirements Communication problem among constructor - engineer - employer As a result of environmental impact Due to constructing in congested industrial area Due to poor project management by the general constructor Due to lump sum contract 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF Risk Analysis UNDESIRABLE EVENT: COMPLETION DATE > 12.31.2015 - suggestion SIGNIFICANT COST: PLAN – ACTUAL GAP OR CANCELLED TENDER CASH > 15% - suggestion 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

Risk Response Planning Avoid – eliminate the cause Mitigate – reduce the impact or probability of occurrence Transfer – assign the risk to 3rd party Accept – contingency plan or nothing 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

Risk Monitoring and Control I. Reserve at Start – Used Reserve = Reserve Balance 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

Risk Monitoring and Control II. Risk Response Plan Completion date >;< 31.12.2015 Budget – Actual Cost Gap > 15 % Corrective action Refine or adjustment of Project Plan 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

Summary for Risk Governance Roles and Responsibilities Policies, Procedures Creation of Metrics Monitor Risk Response Plan Systematize the regular monitoring and reporting process 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF

Summary for Lessons Learned „what went right” Started to identify the crucial risks „what went wrong”: What should have been earlier „what should be done differently”: Regular risk monitoring in future 2019.01.16. European Investment Bank Group TA2013040 BG BSF