Addressing problem interrelationships
- Concentrating on linkages among problems
- Concentrating on interrelationships between problems
Description
Addressing problem interrelationships involves systematically identifying and analyzing the connections between multiple issues to reveal underlying causes and mutual influences. This strategy enables the development of integrated solutions that target root problems rather than isolated symptoms. By mapping interdependencies, stakeholders can prioritize interventions, coordinate actions, and prevent unintended consequences, thereby increasing the effectiveness and sustainability of problem-solving efforts across complex systems.
Claim
If one views his problem closely enoough he will recognize himself as part of the problem.
In a way, the major social crises of the 21st century all reflect a problem in the relationships in which humans are caught: they all stem from problematic and failing relationships between humans and institutions (banking crisis), between humans and fellow humans (war on terror), between men and women (MeToo crisis), between humans and nature (climate crisis). (Mattias Desmett).
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UIA organization
Metadata
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Global strategies
Type
(D) Detailed strategies
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Language
English
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U1319
DOCID
13113190
D7NID
217540
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Last update
Mar 18, 2025