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When China Met Africa
Author(s): Serge Michel
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Source: Foreign Policy, No. 166 (May – Jun., 2008), pp. 38-46
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be considered lower priorities. However, careful
judgements have to be made, as some risks – such
as chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear attack
– have low likelihood but are of suiciently high
potential impact as to warrant a priority response.
In many cases, risks assessed to be of low current
likelihood may have that status because of existing
mitigation strategies which need to be maintained.
A.6 The outcomes of the NRSA enabled the
National Security Council to determine the relative
priority that should be given to addressing the
risks we face. Generally speaking, risks assessed as
both high likelihood and high impact would also
be considered high priorities for action. Similarly,
those risks judged to be low impact and low
likelihood would be considered lower priorities.
We will review the NSRA every two years.
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