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Homework 1:

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• What is shared understanding?

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In open policy practices for decision making, Shared understanding is the situation when all participants can understand what decision options are considered, what outcomes are of interest, what objectives are pursued, what facts, opinions and disagreements are exist and why they are existing and finally why a particular decision option was selected. Shared understanding does not mean that everyone is agreed with the selected option, but it means that everyone understands the whole picture. So the idea of shared understanding is to make all the participants understand the problem to come up with an integrated selected solution and inform everybody about this solution.

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• What are co-creation skills?

Co-creation skills and facilitation which is sometimes also called interactional expertise are the capabilities that are needed in an open policy practice. Co-creation skills are needed to manage the decision making process to produce good, informed decision and ultimately good outcome. Co- creation skills and facilitation is not a method of its own but rather a collection of skills that are needed to execute and manage an open decision process in practice. Some of these skills are: encouragement, synthesis, open data and modelling.

• What is open assessment?

Open assessment is a method for making impact assessments where anyone can participate and contribute. Most open assessments have been made in Opasnet which is a wiki based web workspace specially designed for this purpose. The open assessment method has been developed in the national institute for health and welfare in Finland originally for proving guidance in complex environmental health problems. It has been applied on air pollution and pollutants in fish until now. format User:Mohammad Shahidehnia

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Homework2 :

Homework 3:

• Question 1: When we are editing and something goes wrong, How is it possible to undo ?
• Question 2: When we respond to the teachers comments, Do we need to clean them or leave them for cheking ?

Homework 4:

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Scope

Question

Is this right that citizens of Ahvaz city are more at risk of having respiratory problems such as allergic reactions, asthma, cronic obstractive heart diseases or even different kind of cancer?

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Intended use and users

Ahvaz city inhabitants.

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Participants

Paula Maatela / Mohammad Shahidehnia

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Boundaries

Decisions and scenarios

Ahvaz has the world's worst air pollution according to a survey by the World Health Organization in 2011. One of the crucial measures of dangerous air pollution is the amount and number of small particles in the air. These particles are smaller than 10 mictometers which are identified as PM10.

Timing

Answer

Results

EU25 in 2000:  350 000 premature deaths are caused by PM 2.5.The air quality in Ahwaz, Iran, in other words, is over five times as bad as the air the typical person breathes. These particlulate matters are causes of respiratory ilnesses, asthma, even cancer.

Conclusions

Rationale

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Stakeholders

Over 1,432,965 inhabitants, in 796,239 families are living in Ahvaz.

Dependencies

Analyses

Indices

Calculations

See also

Keywords

References

• [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ahvaz] {{attack|# |Using references in HW2 means that you know how to use the <nowiki><ref<</ref> tag.|--Jouni (talk) 13:52, 30 March 2015 (UTC)}}

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• <nowiki>[1]
• <nowiki>[WHO; EU Clean Air for Europe, CAFE 2005]