Policy Coherence Annotation Tool
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Evaluate how specific elements of different policies interact with one another.

Definitions:

  • Nexus Domain: The broad sector being analyzed (e.g., Land, Water, Energy).
  • Policy: The specific document under review.
  • Target: The exact objective or statement you are currently evaluating.
  • Context: The broader set of measures belonging to the policy, provided as background reference.
Interaction Label Meaning Implication
+3 (Indivisible) Progress on one target automatically delivers progress on another There is high level of compatibility between the two targets.
+2 (Reinforcing) Progress on one target makes it easier to make progress on another There is relatively higher level of compatibility between the targets being compared.
+1 (Enabling) Progress on one target creates conditions that enable progress on another There is a small level of compatibility between the two targets compared.
0 (Consistent) There is no significant link between two targets' progress There is no significant compatibility between the two targets being evaluated.
-1 (Constraining) Progress on one target constrains the options for how to deliver on another The targets are relatively competitive resulting in counterproductive effects.
-2 (Counteracting) Progress on one target makes it more difficult to make progress on another The targets are counterproductive and do not support each other.
-3 (Cancelling) Progress on one target automatically leads to a negative impact on another The targets are highly opposite and are highly counterproductive. Cannot deliver synergistic effects.

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