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3.9 - Causal Chain Analysis

This section discusses the identification and analysis of the immediate, underlying and root causes of the priority transboundary problems. In particular, it focusses on:

Analysis of the immediate, underlying, and root causes

What is causal chain analysis?

Cause and effect

Components

Climate change - Is it a root cause?

Approaches to causal chain development

Advantages and disadvantages of flow diagrams and matrices

Examples of Causal Chains

Process for developing a causal chain

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TDA/SAP Methodology

1 - Welcome to the TDA/SAP Manual

2 - Introduction to the TDA/SAP Process

3 - How to develop a TDA

3.1 - Summary

3.2 - Introduction

3.3 - Development of the TDA

3.4 - Ecosystem Specific Guidance for TDAs and SAPs

3.5 - System Boundaries

3.6 - Data and Information

3.7 - Transboundary Problems

3.8 - Environmental and Socio-economic Impacts

3.9 - Causal Chain Analysis

Analysis of the immediate, underlying, and root causes

What is causal chain analysis?

Cause and effect

Components

Climate change - Is it a root cause?

Approaches to causal chain development

Advantages and disadvantages of flow diagrams and matrices

Examples of Causal Chains

Process for developing a causal chain

3.10 - Thematic Reports

3.11 - TDA to SAP Linkage

3.12 - Leverage Points

3.13 - Drafting

4 - How to Develop a SAP

5 - Planning the TDA/SAP Proces

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3.9 - Causal Chain Analysis

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