Risk of inaction --- In small business books they often quote something along the lines of, the greatest risk is inaction, the work involves minimising the risks of your actions. But I am unsure whether similar types of comments are made in humanitarian circles or in HD efforts.

Perhaps it is important to understand whether there is inaction or if, in reality, it is that great efforts are being expended to assess the risks of proposed actions, which can give the impression of inaction.<br /> The issue may be to define what are the consequences of the time taken weighing up the risks of action, and whether this time is appropriate or otherwise given the context/situation.

Source author: Shane Wilkes swilkes4129@gmail.com