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Problem tree Effects migrationHigher cost in long thigh turnoverDecreased effectivenessDifficult to recruit & retain Accidents, injuries and incidentsPoor enforcement of OHS regulationLack of training

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How to fill out problem tree

1. Start by identifying the main problem that you want to analyze and address using the problem tree.
2. Draw a horizontal line in the middle of a piece of paper or a whiteboard to create the trunk of the problem tree.
3. Write the main problem at the top of the trunk.
4. Identify the major causes or root causes of the problem and write them as branches stemming from the trunk.
5. For each major cause, identify the contributing factors or sub-causes and write them as sub-branches stemming from the respective major causes.
6. Continue this process of identifying sub-causes and writing them as sub-branches until you have exhausted all possible causes and sub-causes related to the main problem.
7. Use arrows or lines to connect the causes and sub-causes in a hierarchical manner, showing the relationships between them.
8. Analyze the problem tree to identify the most critical causes and sub-causes that need to be addressed.
9. Once you have identified the critical causes, you can develop strategies and interventions to address them and ultimately solve the main problem.
10. Regularly update and review the problem tree as new information or insights become available.

Who needs problem tree?

1. Researchers and analysts who need to systematically analyze and understand complex problems.
2. Project managers and decision-makers who need to design effective interventions and strategies to address problems.
3. Organizations and institutions involved in social, economic, or environmental development work.
4. Policy-makers and government officials who need evidence-based insights to inform policy development and decision-making.
5. Students and educators who want to teach or learn problem analysis and strategic decision-making.

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What is problem tree?

Problem tree is a visual tool used in project management to identify the root causes of a problem and potential solutions.

Who is required to file problem tree?

Project managers and teams are required to file problem tree in order to analyze and address project issues.

How to fill out problem tree?

Problem tree is filled out by identifying the main problem at the root of the tree, then identifying the causes and potential solutions branching out from it.

What is the purpose of problem tree?

The purpose of problem tree is to analyze the root causes of a problem and brainstorm potential solutions to address it effectively.

What information must be reported on problem tree?

Problem tree must include the main problem, causes, solutions, and their relationships in a structured format.