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1.2 Problem Assessment1. What is the role of analysis/assessment for this problem? Check all that apply: 2. How urgent is the problem? What is the time frame for analysis? 3. Describe the results of any previous studies on this problem. 4. For whom is this a problem: Who loses? Who gains? 5. Identify key public interests at stake. 6. Identify key private interests at stake. 7. Describe any solutions that have been put forward for this problem. Comment on the feasibility, acceptability, and effectiveness of each proposed solution. 8. Describe any key disputed facts. 9. Describe key value issues. 10. What are the key inputs to assessment? 11. What are the key outputs or indicators from the assessment process? 12. How well do the key outputs or indicators address the problem? 13. For some environmental assessments there may be specific indicators that have been declared in advance that must be monitored. Are there (legal) norms or policy targets to which any of the key outputs from the assessment must comply? 14. When estimates for a particular indicator are close to a legal norm or target, then estimates of uncertainty are particularly critical. How close are current estimates of any indicators to these norms or targets? 15. What roles do models
play in the assessment? 16. How is the problem reflected in the 'model' ? 17. List any key aspects of the problem that are not reflected (or poorly reflected) in the 'model'. 18. What methods will be used in assessment? Check all that apply: |