A Risk Treatment Plan may include the following elements:

• Identification and description of the risks for which the risk treatment has been designed to control.
• Risk treatment objectives and performance measures.
• Detailed actions and a clear map, including the timing for development and implementation of the risk treatment strategies. A project plan may be useful for large scale risk treatment.
• Resource requirements such as capital, equipment, people and responsibilities / accountabilities for delivery.
• Key performance measures and the monitoring and reporting processes that will be utilised.
• A communications plan identifying key stakeholders, methods of engagement, key messages and timelines.