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Objective Tree: Easy - Moderate - For Experienced Users/facilitators

The objective tree tool provides a vision of a future improved situation by translating negative statements from a problem tree analysis into positive objectives. It is used after a problem tree analysis to help visualize means-end relationships and comprises part of goal oriented project planning. While an objective tree may show many objectives that cannot all be achieved, choices between objectives must be made at a later stage of planning.

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Objective Tree: Easy - Moderate - For Experienced Users/facilitators

The objective tree tool provides a vision of a future improved situation by translating negative statements from a problem tree analysis into positive objectives. It is used after a problem tree analysis to help visualize means-end relationships and comprises part of goal oriented project planning. While an objective tree may show many objectives that cannot all be achieved, choices between objectives must be made at a later stage of planning.

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Objective tree

Aim of the tool


It provides a vision of a future, improved situation.

When to use it?


Carried out after doing the problem analysis using the problem tree tool

How difficult is it to use it?


Easy – moderate – for experienced users/facilitators

Tool for thought or tool for action?


Tool for thought and tool for action

Issues to be aware of
An objective tree often shows many objectives that cannot all be reached at once or may seem
unrealistic, too ambitious or not feasible within the context of a possible intervention. Choices will
therefore have to be made, these choices are, however, made at a later stage. 

Description of the tool


It translates each negative statement in the problem tree into a positive statement (the
objectives). It helps you to visualise the means-end relationships in Figures 1 and 2. It comprises
part of a set of tools under Goal Oriented Project Planning (GOPP).

Example of an Objective tree (with results hierarchy)

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