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Harnessing the Fourth Industrial Revolution for Water World Economic Forum. Committed to Improving of the State of the World
Series: The Fourth Industrial Revolution for the Earth | The Fourth Industrial Revolution for the EarthPublication details: World Economic Forum September 2018 GenevaDescription: 25 p. 1 fichero pdfContent type:- texto (visual)
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Summary: Water challenges are complex and interrelated, which is why water is often framed as a “wicked problem”. In general, this refers to “a complex problem for which there is no simple method or solution, there is no single answer and every attempt can matter, because it affects the things people depend upon. Wicked problems are often socially complex, and they have to deal with changing behaviours and outcomes that are unforeseen.”
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Water challenges are complex and interrelated, which is why water is often framed as a “wicked problem”. In general, this refers to “a complex problem for which there is no simple method or solution, there is no single answer and every attempt can matter, because it affects the things people depend upon. Wicked problems are often socially complex, and they have to deal with changing behaviours and outcomes that are unforeseen.”
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