Identify and Understand the Challenge

There are a lot of problems we can find around us. Since we want to solve problems in Jatinangor we must focus on finding problems there. Understanding the problem before you solve it is the most important step to make sure the solution is effective and efficient, although the step is the most difficult step. Oftentimes we found lots of problems and then solve it before determining the root cause, this action makes our problem-solving action often inefficient.

Tell us about the situation around Jatinangor

First, start to think about what you feel and see around Jatinangor, It’s better if you can see the problem that affects a lot of people in the community and how long the problem has been there. Don’t forget to find some different perspectives from the people around you.

Example: There is an abnormal growth of covid-19 positives cases in Indonesia .

2. List down all possible issue causing the problem

From the first step, you might find lots of issues around what you want to solve. Try to write down all the possible issues that can be solved. Use it as your information for your survey.

Example:

There is an enormous growth of covid-19 positives cases in Indonesia because of the behavior on breaking government policy, lack of Covid-19 swab test, and covid-19 prevention education.

Problems:

Behavior on breaking government policy.

Lack of Covid 19 swab test

Lack of covid-19 prevention education.

3. Survey

Finding a problem by yourself might be easy but to find the Pareto problem in society is a bit tricky, to validate your problem statement you can start by conducting a survey to see how a community sees the problematic situation.

Here are some guidelines to help you create a survey:

1. Mention the background of your survey.

2. Give some credential information about the people who fill in the survey.

3. Make sure you give the people who fill the survey to choose which one of the possible issues you mention before.

4. Choose the issue that you can focus on based on the survey answer to see the representative perspectives of nearby communities.

Don't forget to conclude your survey and see which issue we should tackle

YOUR TURN!

Write down what and how you see the situation:

2. Write the possible problem than you can focus on

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3. Conclusion from your survey of which problem you want to tackle:

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