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    This document contains a fitness diagram that evaluates a project based on several criteria including: 1) The duration the project has been implemented ranging from 0-10 years to over 50 years. 2) The level of inclusivity in the project from few represented groups to many represented groups. 3) The source of funding for the project ranging from international to neighborhood/family sources. 4) The ownership and management structure of the project from privately owned and managed to publicly owned and collectively managed.

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    This document contains a fitness diagram that evaluates a project based on several criteria including: 1) The duration the project has been implemented ranging from 0-10 years to over 50 years. 2) The level of inclusivity in the project from few represented groups to many represented groups. 3) The source of funding for the project ranging from international to neighborhood/family sources. 4) The ownership and management structure of the project from privately owned and managed to publicly owned and collectively managed.

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    Fitness Diagram: Level of Contestation and How Accountable The Negotiation Was

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    Dhwani Doshi
    This document contains a fitness diagram that evaluates a project based on several criteria including: 1) The duration the project has been implemented ranging from 0-10 years to over 50 years. 2) The level of inclusivity in the project from few represented groups to many represented groups. 3) The source of funding for the project ranging from international to neighborhood/family sources. 4) The ownership and management structure of the project from privately owned and managed to publicly owned and collectively managed.

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    Adaptability
    1 - deterministic
    Duration project has been (going up the scale
    there is more room for
    implemented/constructed spontaneity)
    0 - planned 5 - generative rules
    1 - 10 years
    5 - 50 years
    5 5

    4 4

    3 3 Enabling
    distributed
    2 2 leadership
    1 - Power imbalance
    Accountability to 5 (going up the scale there is
    contestation 5 1 1 4
    4 increasing equity)
    3 3 5 - Equity amongst
    Level of contestation 2 2
    and how accountable 1 1 stakeholders and diverse
    range of stakeholders
    the negotiation was-
    1
    1- subversive 1
    2- more scale with less 2 2
    types of contests
    3- less/equal scale with 3 3
    more types of contests 2
    4 - legal challenge 4
    4
    5 - no contestation
    3 5
    5
    Funding source
    Criteria looks for
    4
    Locality of capital
    Inclusivity level 1 - International
    1 - few groups are represented and have 2 - national/federal (can
    5
    access also be a larger national
    5 - many groups are represented and have company)
    access 3 - state/regional
    4 - district/village
    5 - neighborhood/family
    Publicly owned / privately
    owned
    Criteria looks at Ownership
    and Management/Mainte-
    nance
    1 - privately owned privately managed
    2 - publicly owned privately managed
    3 - privately owned Collectively managed
    4 - Publicly owned publicly managed
    (state/govt.)
    5 - Publicly owned Collectively managed

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