Problem
Self-defeating style of community planning
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Other Names:
Self-defeating cooperative ambition Nature:
The economic and social livelihood of rural communities is increasingly dependent upon planned, locally-based services; but at the same time, absence or shortage of electricity, transport and communications create a self-reinforcing sense that such services are impossible to obtain and that making plans to acquire them is not feasible.
Broader Problems:
Detrimental story of community futureFragmented planning of community lifeUnderutilization of potential in local communitiesIrresponsible social designers Narrower Problems:
Unprepared leadershipInadequate bridge planMistrusted federal fundingUndemocratic organizationsDefective development planningIndecisive community programmesInsufficient public land upkeepInadequate planning restrictionsDelayed development of regional plansReluctant claims on external resourcesDelays in community building programmesDelayed completion of essential infrastructure Disorganized attempts of upgraded employmentUndeveloped recreation space Unexplored alternatives for community development Related Problems:
Self-defeating behaviour Aggravates:
Thwarted community enthusiasmUnderutilized government resourcesInadequate maintenance of infrastructure Strategies:
Self-defeating Subject(s):
Management → PlanningSociety → Communities
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST