multi-dimensional problem
[ˈmʌl.ti daɪˈmen.ʃən.əl ˈprɑː.bləm]
nounpl: multi-dimensional problems
problema multidimensional
1. A complex issue that involves multiple interconnected factors, perspectives, or variables that must be considered simultaneously to find a solution
Climate change is a multi-dimensional problem that requires solutions in energy, agriculture, transportation, and policy.
A mudança climática é um problema multidimensional que requer soluções em energia, agricultura, transporte e política.
2. A challenge that cannot be solved by addressing only one aspect, as it encompasses social, economic, technical, or environmental components
Poverty is a multi-dimensional problem affecting education, health, employment, and access to resources.
A pobreza é um problema multidimensional que afeta educação, saúde, emprego e acesso aos recursos.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, the term 'multi-dimensional problem' is commonly used in academic, business, and policy discussions to describe challenges that require interdisciplinary approaches. In Brazil, this phrase gained prominence with increased focus on complex social issues like inequality, access to education, and public health. The concept reflects modern problem-solving methodology that emphasizes systems thinking and stakeholder collaboration rather than siloed approaches.
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