Local and national government agencies are planning to develop a solar farm in a rural community in order to meet national targets for reducing CO$2$eq emissions. You are consulting for a non$-$profit focusing on rural development. In addition to climate change emission targets, this project is part of a greater strategy by the government to develop rural areas $($social sustainability$).$ As a consultant, your task is to evaluate how likely this project will be successfully developed and implemented in this community. There is an expectation that different stakeholder groups will support$/$oppose this project. The system architecture will be used to help government agencies develop targeted policy to support the implementation of this project.

$1)$Draw a reference mode depicting the dynamic problematic behavior that the government is trying to address with this solar farm.

$2)$Represent with system architecture, how the solar farm will address the problematic behavior represented in the reference mode $-$ draw both an SFD and a CLD$.$

$3)$Describe your system, and explain how the CLD leads to the emergent system behavior represented in the reference mode.

$4)$Describe critical points in the CLD where policy could be introduced.

$5)$Explain how a policy would systemically change the emergent system behavior from a lifecycle perspective $-$ i$.$e$.,$ how the policy fixes the problematic reference mode behavior when the timeline is extended into the future.

It is expected that you will need to make assumptions about how the system operates as there is only limited information given in the scenario.