🎯 Problem framing

1. What is the root cause of the problem and how can it be addressed?
2. How can you reframe the problem in a way that opens up new solutions?
3. How can you define the problem in a way that takes into account all relevant stakeholders?
4. What are the key drivers and factors contributing to the problem?
5. How can you define the problem in a way that incorporates a systems perspective?
6. How can you define the problem in a way that highlights potential opportunities for innovation?
7. What are the potential unintended consequences of defining the problem in a certain way?
8. How can you reframe the problem to align with your values and priorities?
9. How can you define the problem in a way that allows for a range of potential solutions?
10. What are the potential trade-offs and limitations of defining the problem in a certain way?
11. How can you use data and research to inform your definition of the problem?
12. How can you involve stakeholders and users in defining and reframing the problem?
13. How can you define the problem in a way that considers the long-term impact and sustainability?
14. How can you define the problem in a way that is culturally and socially sensitive?
15. How can you use design thinking and creative problem-solving techniques to define and reframe the problem?
16. What are the potential ethical considerations when defining and reframing a problem?