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Identify a problem within your community. If you were the formal leader of a group assigned to correct the problem, what qualities, skills, and background would you look for in choosing team members? How would you approach the task of team formation?

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Identify a problem within your community - Access to clean drinking water

If you were the formal leader of a group assigned to correct the problem, what qualities, skills, and background would you look for in choosing team members? How would you approach the task of team formation?

Rather than aim for a complete problem list, here are some criteria I will consider when identifying community problem mentioned above i.e. access to clean drinking water:

• The problem occurs too frequently (frequency)
• The problem has lasted for a while (duration)
• The problem affects many people (scope, or range)
• The problem is disrupting to personal or community life, and possibly intense (severity)
• The problem deprives people of legal or moral rights (equity)
• The issue is perceived as a problem (perception)

Analyzing the problem of not having clean drinking water is a way of thinking carefully about a problem or issue before acting on a solution. It first involves identifying reasons a problem exists, and then (and only then) identifying possible solutions and a plan for improvement. The techniques for analyzing this community problems require simple logic, and sometimes the collection of evidence.

When analyzing real community problems, the analysis may show multiple reasons behind the problem. The analysis may not always be easy. The solution may be more difficult still.

But that's why problems are problems. Community problems exist precisely because they often resist clear analysis and solution. They persist despite our efforts. They can be real challenges.

Yet this doesn't mean we are helpless. Analysis, including the analytic methods we have described, can take you a long way. With good analysis, some resources, and enough determination, we believe even the most troublesome problems can be addressed, and ultimately, solved.