When it came to the fourth phase of the SIA (developing the mitigation
strategies), the limited time and resources available resulted in the
external researchers taking greater control over the development of the
SIMP. Initially, 34 potential actions Odysseia-In staff could take were included.Whilst staff initially indicated that they were satisfied with the
proposed SIMP actions, with the benefit of hindsight it can be seen that
this was when ownership of the SIA process started to slip away from
Odysseia-In. The identification of actions for the SIMP did not sufficiently
involve Odysseia-In staff to ensure that the actions were fully understood,
feasible in practice, and allocated to specific individuals
having responsibility for implementation.