<![CDATA[Risk evaluation is one of the essential stages in risk management aimed at assessing the level of risk and determining appropriate control measures to support the achievement of organizational objectives. In an increasingly complex business environment, various risks may arise from operational, financial, technological, legal, and environmental aspects. This article discusses the concepts, objectives, processes, methods, influencing factors, and benefits of risk evaluation within organizations. The risk evaluation process includes risk identification, risk analysis based on likelihood and impact, risk assessment using various methods, evaluation of risk levels, and the determination of appropriate risk control strategies. Several commonly used methods include the Risk Matrix, Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP), and quantitative risk analysis. The results of risk evaluation serve as a basis for organizations to determine risk-handling priorities and make more effective decisions. The systematic implementation of risk evaluation can help reduce potential losses, improve safety and operational efficiency, support strategic planning, and strengthen organizational sustainability in the long term. Therefore, risk evaluation is an important instrument in creating better organizational governance and achieving objectives in a sustainable manner.]]>
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