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“Endogenous Risks” – risks which are endogenous to the specific project, and mainly arise on account of deficiencies in planning/execution capability of the project sponsor/concessionaire. These may lead to cost overruns, time overruns, change in ownership, etc. “Exogenous Risks” – risks which are exogenous to a specific project and which may adversely impact some or most of the entities in the economy or in a specific sector or in a specific geographic region. These factors may be natural calamities, pandemic, change in government policy/regulation/law, etc., and their impact may give rise to cost overruns and/or time overruns. Project risk is a wider term including all types of risk both endogenous and exogenous to the project.
An area is considered drought stricken, when the annual rainfall is less than
The unconsolidated debris overlying the hard, unweathered bedrock is called as
Rice stem borers lay eggs on which one of the following parts of the plant?
Growing grasses in orchards between the trees without tillage or mulching is called
What is phosphorus content in DAP?
Identify the wrong sequence
A biodiversity hotspot is a biogeographic region with significant levels of biodiversity that is threatened by human habitation. Which one of the follow...
“Puffiness” is a physiological disorder of which crop?
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