To get to the root cause in peacebuilding, consider the following steps:
Define the Problem Clearly: Clearly articulate the issue at hand to ensure a shared understanding among team members.
Collect Data: Gather relevant information to support your analysis. This may include historical context, perspectives of involved parties, and any available data.
Fishbone Diagram: Use tools like the fishbone diagram to visually map out the main causes and sub-causes of the problem. Identify connections and relationships between different factors. A Fishbone Diagram, also known as an Ishikawa or Cause-and-Effect diagram, is a visual representation used to identify and analyze the main causes and sub-causes of a specific problem. The diagram resembles a fish skeleton, with the "spine" representing the main problem and the "bones" branching out to depict various contributing factors.
Main Problem (Spine): The central line of the fishbone represents the primary issue or challenge that the peacebuildi…
