The risk manager for a construction project graphically groups project risks by the subsets of economic risk, social risk, and technical risk. Where has this information been captured?

The Risk Breakdown Structure is a hierarchical decomposition of risk categories that graphically organizes risks into labeled subsets such as economic, social, and technical risk, providing a visual framework for systematic risk categorization across the project.

The Risk Management Plan documents how risk management activities will be conducted but does not graphically group individual risks into categorical subsets.

The Risk Register is a repository that documents identified risks, their descriptions, and responses, but it is not a graphical hierarchical grouping tool.

A Risk Control Plan addresses how risks will be monitored and controlled, not how they are categorized or graphically organized.