How can we make the world a better place? With such an open-ended question, it's relatively easy to propose ideas, but evaluating, funding, and implementing practical solutions is an extremely difficult and complex task. Author David L. Paul, a retired computer programmer and systems analyst, proposes a standard methodology to peel away the complexity surrounding this task. This methodology creates tools to measure the world's problems and potential solutions to these problems. In his easy-to-understand approach, Paul divides the solution implementation process into distinct phases, steps and tasks that are used to calculate a grade to evaluate how "good" a solution might be at any point in the process. This grading system imbues "good ideas" with the credibility needed to attract the resources and funding needed for eventual implementation. Built on a foundation of eight concepts, this book starts by examining the nature of worldwide problems, using climate...

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