Pakistan's Civil Society and NGOs

A. Primarily through traditional methods like print mediaB. Exclusively through international collaborationsC. By focusing on in-person community engagementD. Through various digital platforms and tools

A. Solely rely on financial reportsB. Only use external auditsC. Employ a variety of quantitative and qualitative methodsD. Do not utilize systematic monitoring

A. Little to no impactB. Negatively affect their performanceC. Significantly improve their performanceD. Only affect their financial stability

A. Minimal impactB. Crucial for program successC. Often a hindrance to implementationD. Unnecessary for large NGOs

A. EmergencyB. Project-basedC. CoreD. Foreign View Answer

A. Primarily through national-level campaignsB. Exclusively through legal challengesC. Through lobbying and public awareness campaignsD. Solely by collaborating with INGOs

A. Limited funding opportunitiesB. Lack of community supportC. Restrictive legal frameworks and bureaucratic hurdlesD. Insufficient skilled personnel

A. By using a standardized, nationwide approachB. By ignoring regional differencesC. By tailoring programs to regional contexts and needsD. By focusing only on urban ...

A. fundingB. volunteersC. political supportD. capacity View Answer

A. Mainly through media campaignsB. Through financial incentives onlyC. Participatory approaches, transparency, and local leadershipD. By focusing solely on large-scale projects