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POLICY PROBLEM & AGENDA SETTING - Coggle Diagram

- - - - identify what causes the situation/problem,
      - trace the root of the problem,
      - consider complexity of the problem
  - - - People must not consider the situation as normal or inevitable
      - Appropriate or worthy for government to take action
      - Condition must be defined as problem and articulated by someone and brought to the attention of the government
      - A condition is a problem only if something can be done to it
- - - - Problem streams: comprises of matters by which policy player demand action to resolve
      - Policy-proposal streams: comprises of alternative to solve problem. Alternatives are proposed by policy advocacies
      - Politics streams: comprises of political actions/decision towards public matters. Examples: campaign by interest groups, election result,
- - - - merit public attention,
      - they have widespread awareness or attention;
      - the concern is shared by a large segment that some action is required;
      - there is shared perception that the matter requires government attention
      - issue falls within the authority of some governmental department / units;
  - - - issues that legislators or public officials feel obliged to give serious attention to.
      - Issues that become very specific (not general).
      - Issues that demand attention of decision makers at institutional level.
      - Government action towards the issue is discretionary and mandatory
- - - - Values
      - Party affiliation
      - Constituency interests
      - Public opinion
      - Decision rules