For this project, you will focus on analyzing this case study: The Whittier Sewer Project: The...

 

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For this project, you will focus on analyzing this case study: The Whittier Sewer Project: The Promise and Perils of Collaboration. This case deals with various community groups coming together to develop a sewer facility. First, thoroughly read the case study. Then address the critical elements and accompanying questions in an analysis paper, focusing on why the policy is needed and how various public groups were engaged. Specifically, you must address the critical elements listed below. 1. Identify Public Problem: A. Problem: What is the problem being addressed? Illustrate with specific details. B. Why Policy is Needed: Why is the policy needed? Cite specific evidence to support your position. II. Shaping of the Policy: How was the policy formed/shaped? Illustrate with specific details. III. Role of the Public: A. Public Engagement: In what ways was the public engaged? What did they look like? Illustrate with specific details. B. Policy Affecting Groups: How did the policy affect the various public groups? Illustrate with specific details. IV. Transparency and Ethics: What roles do transparency and ethics play in this case? Cite specific evidence to support your positions. What to Submit Your case study analysis must be 2-3 pages in length (plus a cover page and references) and must be written in APA format. Use double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. For this project, you will focus on analyzing this case study: The Whittier Sewer Project: The Promise and Perils of Collaboration. This case deals with various community groups coming together to develop a sewer facility. First, thoroughly read the case study. Then address the critical elements and accompanying questions in an analysis paper, focusing on why the policy is needed and how various public groups were engaged. Specifically, you must address the critical elements listed below. 1. Identify Public Problem: A. Problem: What is the problem being addressed? Illustrate with specific details. B. Why Policy is Needed: Why is the policy needed? Cite specific evidence to support your position. II. Shaping of the Policy: How was the policy formed/shaped? Illustrate with specific details. III. Role of the Public: A. Public Engagement: In what ways was the public engaged? What did they look like? Illustrate with specific details. B. Policy Affecting Groups: How did the policy affect the various public groups? Illustrate with specific details. IV. Transparency and Ethics: What roles do transparency and ethics play in this case? Cite specific evidence to support your positions. What to Submit Your case study analysis must be 2-3 pages in length (plus a cover page and references) and must be written in APA format. Use double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins.

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