CAF: Consider All Factors

Like the PMI this is an attention-directing tool, in other words a tool to make concrete what would otherwise remain a general intention to look broadly around an issue. Doing a CAF means considering all factors associated with a situation. There is no attempt to evaluate these factors. In doing a CAF the emphasis is on “What has been left out?” and “What ought we also consider?” The CAF normally begins with deciding on the number of factors and not stopping until that number of factors is identified.

• Introduction

• PMI

• OPV
  

• CAF

Example #1
Example #2
CAF - Video (4.4MB)