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ENV/WKP(2011)6ANNEX 1: INTERVIEW QUESTIONS FOR TOOL DEVELOPERS1. Process of developing the tool- Where did the idea come from? (i.e. why did your organisation develop a tool?)- Who developed the tool?- What was the process for developing the tool? How long did it take? What kinds of resources wererequired?- Did you look at other tools in developing yours? If so, which one(s)?- Current status (e.g. testing/piloting, application, revision)?- Where has it been used, and to what extent?2. Tool user- Who did you have in mind when it was developed?- What (minimum) capacities and resources do your users need?3. Tool steps, components- What are the objectives of using the tool? (i.e. what is the problem you are trying to address?)- What is the entry point in the development co-operation cycle?- What are the human inputs required for using the tool?- What type of technical information and knowledge is needed?• Role of climate science?• Role of vulnerability analysis?• How is uncertainty around future climate addressed?- Are issues such as gender and local knowledge addressed?- What are the outputs?4. What has (or will) this tool done for your organisation- Organisational awareness rising?- Corporate policy changes?5. Lessons in its application- What were some of the most important enabling factors in the development of the tool?- Some of the biggest obstacles and challenges?- How do you think you, your organisation, and your partners have benefited most from developingthe tool?- In terms of the use of the tool itself, what do you think are its greatest strengths/ assets?- What do you think are its greatest limitations?- Advice for future tool developers?50
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