Mnemonic for the six steps of the policymaking process.

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1.Problem Identification
2.Agenda Building
3.Policy Formulation
4.Policy Adoption
5.Policy Implementation
6.Policy Evaluation.

HACTEHA [7]3 years ago

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The correct answer is the following.

A mnemonic for the six steps of the policymaking process could be a pyramid with the keyword in each of the levels of the pyramid, starting at the top with the word "Identification" for Problem identification. The first step to identify the problem to be solved. Then, in the next level down, the word "Agenda" for Agenda Building for the discussion and consideration of the important topics. Next, "Policy" for policy formulation, the moment we decide to elaborate on the policies that will be included. Next, "Adoption," for the policy adoption which is the policy chosen. Then, "Implementation." for policy implementation, the moment when are going to implement the policy in real life. Finally, at the bottom of the pyramid, "Evaluation," the process to evaluate if the policy was the correct one and the results it produced.

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