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First published in 2014, the National Risk Assessment provides an opportunity to identify and discuss significant risks that may arise for Ireland over the short, medium and long term. The most recent National Risk Assessment 2023 was published in August 2023.
Since its inception, the National Risk Assessment has drawn attention, at an early stage, to the importance of phenomena such as the UK’s departure from the EU, housing shortages, as well as pandemics.
The National Risk Assessment aims to provide a systematic overview of strategic risks facing the country to serve as the basis for political and public discussion and deliberation about their implications.
Links to previous National Risk Assessment reports can be found here.
A public consultation is now being held to inform the next iteration of the National Risk Assessment.
Stakeholders and members of the public are asked to contribute their views as to:
On conclusion of this consultation, all views received will be considered and a final set of risks will be prepared and published as the National Risk Assessment 2024 – Overview of Strategic Risks.
Consultation views can be returned through an online survey or by email to nra@taoiseach.gov.ie . The public consultation will be open until Friday the 17th of May 2024 .
Please note that while information from submissions received is posted on www.gov.ie after the public consultation is completed, private individuals' information will not be shared. However, submissions will be subject to Freedom of Information and therefore may be disclosed to third parties.
The existing risks identified in the National Risk Assessment 2023 – Overview of Strategic Risks are:
Disruption of multilateral system
Future direction of the European Union
Northern Ireland
Armed conflict, terrorism and hybrid threats
Fiscal Sustainability
Inflation and the transition to higher interest rates
Disruption to a secure and sustainable energy supply
Concentration in Ireland’s enterprise mix
Protectionism and deglobalisation
Capacity constraints and infrastructure deficits
Social cohesion
Housing
Migration and integration
Demographic change
Digital exclusion
Climate Change
Biodiversity loss
Extreme weather events and other disasters
Pandemics
Antimicrobial resistance
Food safety and security
Data flows, storage and security
Disruptive technology
Cybersecurity
Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Threats
Please find the public consultation document and the National Risk Assessment 2023 – Overview of Strategic Risks below for reference:
NRA 2024 Public Consultation Document
National Risk Assessment 2024 Public Consultation document