"Wicked" policy areas with cross-cutting responsibilities, uncertain solutions, and constantly evolving problems are strongly subject to the pathology of the rational-scientific approach.
Prior to this assignment he was Operations and Strategy Director for Global Practices and Cross Cutting Solutions at the Bank Group.
There is a growing recognition across advisory systems that identifying solutions to cross-cutting policy problems will require input not only from natural scientists, but also from engineers, social scientists and other experts.
A future workforce prepared with an understanding of plant science and cross-cutting concepts applied in innovative solutions will be needed to meet societal challenges, such as coping with climate change, feeding an increasing population, and generating sustainable energy sources (National Research Council, 2009).
The new solution spaces are often cross-cutting and identifying and populating them benefits from strategic conversation, not just more and better analysis.
Finally, the need for a common, cross-cutting modelling infrastructure is established, and a solution proposed in the form of an ontologically universal modelling language, OOLang.
A single institution using a trigger tool as part of its routine safety monitoring and improvement efforts will likely struggle to develop de novo interventions that effectively address cross-cutting factors such as teamwork and communication problems since simple 'off-the-shelf' solutions do not exist in many cases to solve these complex, multifaceted problems.
Please elaborate on "cross-cutting concepts" in the reference to the National Research Council (2009) ("cross-cutting concepts applied in innovative solutions"), since this meaning is unclear.
In a conventional thriller, the solution would be to maintain narrative tension at all costs, keeping the cross-cutting between past and present rapid and eliminating any detail that might clog the onrush of events.
