Identify three features of the roles and data flows shown in Source A.

Identify three stakeholders shown in Source D as necessary for effective implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.

With explicit reference to Source B and another example from your studies, not drawn from the sources, explain how legal frameworks can both enable and constrain private actors.

With explicit reference to Source C and another example from your studies, not drawn from the sources, explain why the power of similar political actors may vary between political systems.

Compare and contrast the views expressed in Sources B and C about interactions between public authorities and technology companies.

Compare and contrast the views expressed in Sources C and D about the participation of non-state actors in governance.

Using at least three sources and your own knowledge, evaluate the claim that legal and institutional frameworks distribute power fairly between public authorities, private actors and affected stakeholders.

Using at least three sources and your own knowledge, to what extent does the participation of non-state actors make political decision-making more legitimate?

“Stakeholders who lack political agency have little influence over political outcomes in rights and justice and in development and sustainability.” To what extent do you agree with this view?

Answer with reference to at least two real-world examples.