Risk Assessment Model Development in GX PMBOK Using Checklist Scenario Analysis and Simple Additive Weighting

The various complexities of project management and dynamic process flows are a challenge to assess risks objectively and comprehensively. Many researchers have conducted project risk assessments but there are still inconsistencies and differences in terminology in assessing project risk in the government sector. In Government Extension to The Project Management Book of Knowledge (GX PMBOK), there is a risk assessment process section which includes the process of risk identification and risk analysis in the application project management phase in the public sector (government), but still needs development from the practical aspects and stages of the process. The risk assessment model in GX PMBOK was developed using the Checklist Scenario Analysis (CSA) and Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) methods at the risk analysis stage and the risk evaluation process using the risk matrix. Based on the results of the application project management risk assessment in the case study of the Regional Government of Bandung Regency located on West Java, Indonesia, the Project Value at Risk (PVaR) and risk priority value are obtained which prove that the application project management risk assessment produces an objective and empirically proven risk value.