A. No significant differences existB. INGOs are always more effectiveC. Domestic NGOs lack resourcesD. INGOs have international funding and broader scope; Domestic NGOs are ...

A. A minimal role, primarily handled by government bodiesB. A significant role in monitoring and advocating for human rightsC. No significant involvement due to security concerns

A. Non-Profit OrganizationsB. Charitable SocietiesC. TrustD. Welfare Organizations View Answer

A. Lack of skilled volunteersB. Over-regulation by the governmentC. Funding limitations and security concernsD. Limited access to technology only

A. Primarily through religious education programsB. Exclusively through microfinance initiativesC. Through diverse programs addressing education, economic opportunities, and legal rightsD. Mainly by organizing protests ...

A. Minimal role, primarily focused on international collaborationsB. A secondary role, supporting government initiativesC. A significant role in immediate relief and long-term recoveryD. No ...

A. They face no significant differences in challenges.B. Larger NGOs face more challenges due to increased scrutiny.C. Smaller NGOs face more challenges in funding, capacity, and reach.

A. They have minimal impact.B. They always lead to successful projects.C. They can enhance effectiveness but also present challenges.D. They are primarily driven by ...

A. They have a limited role, primarily focused on long-term development.B. They play a significant role in both immediate relief and long-term recovery.C. Their involvement is minimal, mainly ...

A. A minimal role, focusing primarily on social issues.B. A significant role in advocacy and implementation of conservation projects.C. They are primarily focused on economic development.