Inadequate equipment

Visualization of narrower problems
Name(s): 
Lack of tools
Insufficient technological aids
Worn out implements
Broken down apparatus
Shortage of non-electrical machinery
Insufficient mechanized equipment
Insufficient mechanical equipment
Production implements shortage
Lack of mechanization
Unexplored equipment sources
Incidence 
While the necessary skills for water pollution management are available in most central and eastern European countries in 1994, local personnel often do not possess the appropriate methods, technologies and tools.
Broader 
Inadequate working conditions
Limited access to society's resources
Narrower 
Obsolete machinery
Lack of lumber tools
Scarcity of hand tools
Old musical instruments
Lack of shared machinery
Limited plumbing material
Limited drilling equipment
Limited farm mechanization
Unavailable road machinery
Lack of irrigation equipment
Lack of specialized technology
Inadequate maintenance equipment
Insufficient educational material
Unavailability of construction equipment
Unsafe industrial, laboratory and medical equipment
Aggravates 
Community demoralization [in 4 loops]
Prolonged repair services [in 2 loops]
Ineffective fishing methods
Inadequate industrial services [in 1 loop]
Overpriced equipment replacement parts
Conflicting demands on available machinery
Insufficient means for community initiative [in 6 loops]
Shortage of equipment and materials needed to act against problems
Aggravated by 
Unsurveyed consumer needs
Technological underdevelopment
Acquisition of inappropriate equipment
Underutilization of second-hand equipment
Inappropriate emphasis on prestige technology
Long-term shortage of machinery and transport equipment
Strategy(ies) 
Reducing mechanical breakdown problems
Increasing amount of non-electrical machinery
Replacing worn out implements
Breaking equipment
Improving equipment
Providing equipment
Providing sufficient tools
Doing without adequate tools
Type 
(D) Detailed problems