The questions are based on global warming and policy inputs among those in the simulator, which En-ROADS had taken into account to run simulations. The serious issue that warrants change is climate change, the steady increment of the Earth's typical surface temperature. This issue influences the whole world and its occupants in general.

1.Stakeholder Summary/Analysis

Narrative-Discuss who are the stakeholders and how each stakeholder is connected to the problem; state their interests. Also, discuss the nature of the relationship between the stakeholders.

The narrative can be complemented with the use of a visual. Usually, a stakeholder map or a chart will help relay the narrative.

Stakeholder Group/Individual	Relationship to the Problem
Example: the coal industry	Oppose taxes on coal and clean energy plans

2. Method of Evaluation/Analysis

Provide a step-by-step explanation of the steps took to conduct the analysis. Include the data used if any other than those coming from the simulator, and your rationale for using said data.

This requires to make a policy suggestion using the simulator, En-ROADS. Here should explain how run the simulations with the tool to make a policy suggestion(s) to resolve the policy problem (in this case, global warming).

3. Policy Options

List the available options considered in the analysis to address the problem and achieve the goals and objectives. Each policy option can be a single policy approach (e.g., tax on coal) or a combination of multiple policy approaches (e.g., tax on coal + subsidy on renewable energy + increasing building efficiency).

*Here should explain what policy inputs among those in the simulator, En-ROADS have taken into account to run simulations.

4. Findings/Conclusion

Explain what policy package performed best in simulation, using the graphs got from En-ROADS.

Reference of en-roads

https://en-roads.climateinteractive.org/scenario.html?v=22.5.0

use this link to support the questions.

http://www.climateinteractive.org/simulations/en-roads