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Question Answered step-by-step 1. Describe the stakeholders involved in the tourism systems… 1. Describe the stakeholders involved in the tourism systems environment as you have visualised in the causal loop diagram or the stock-and-flow diagram. Interpret goals of these stakeholder groups. In your presentation, you can use a visual of the CLD or SFD from Assessment 2. 2. Propose TWO interventions to the tourism systems problem investigated. Explain the leverage points for the proposed interventions. In your presentation, you can use a visual of the BOTG from Assessment 2.3. Explain the different mental models that may exist among the identified stakeholders and how they may perceive the proposed interventions to the tourism systems problem. 4. Analyse the expected consequences and unintended consequences of your proposed interventions. 5. Interpret how a system delay will impact the effectiveness of your proposed interventions. Business Management Project Management TOURISM 1006THS Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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