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The document discusses problem and solution trees, which are tools used by community organizations to understand problems and develop solutions. A problem tree shows the main problem, its causes, and its effects, while a solution tree shows potential solutions to address the causes and reduce the negative effects. The document provides an example problem tree and asks discussion questions to analyze the key elements of the tree: the causes, effects, and possible solutions to the problem.

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Problem Tree Student Presentation

The document discusses problem and solution trees, which are tools used by community organizations to understand problems and develop solutions. A problem tree shows the main problem, its causes, and its effects, while a solution tree shows potential solutions to address the causes and reduce the negative effects. The document provides an example problem tree and asks discussion questions to analyze the key elements of the tree: the causes, effects, and possible solutions to the problem.

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Andrei Rusalim
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PROBLEM TREE

ANALYSIS

created by:
Rusalim Andrei
Karol Gołębiewski
Effects What negative effects does this
problem have?

What is the main problem in our


Problem community?

What are the causes of this


problem?
Causes
Problem and
Solution Trees!
Problem and Solution Trees are similar to mind maps.
These tools are used by community organizations to understand
community problems, and develop solutions.
We will use Problem and Solution Trees to become active global
citizens, planning actions to make change!
Example
Discussion questions
• Does this represent the reality?
• Which causes and effects are getting better, which are getting worse and which are staying the
same?
• What are the most serious consequences?
• Which causes are easiest / most difficult to address? What possible solutions or options might
there be?
• What decisions have we made, and what actions have we agreed?

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