Pakistan's Civil Society and NGOs

A. Primarily through lobbying government officialsB. Exclusively through legal interventionsC. Through advocacy, legal aid, awareness, and direct serviceD. Mainly by providing financial assistance

A. Lack of skilled personnelB. Stringent donor requirements and bureaucratic processesC. Political instability onlyD. Competition from INGOs solely

A. emergencyB. short-termC. sustainableD. international View Answer

A. Lack of international recognitionB. Inadequate technology infrastructureC. Limited funding and resourcesD. Insufficient volunteer base

A. Providing military trainingB. Lobbying for stricter law enforcementC. Facilitating dialogue and reconciliationD. Imposing sanctions on conflicting parties

A. Providing microfinance loansB. Constructing infrastructure projectsC. Promoting environmental conservationD. Advocating for legal reforms and social justice

A. Primarily through social media marketingB. By employing advanced accounting softwareC. Through a combination of digital tools and strategiesD. By investing in high-speed internet ...

A. fundingB. personnelC. securityD. training View Answer

A. Lack of skilled personnelB. Government regulationsC. Limited access to fundingD. Competition from INGOs

A. Mostly by lobbying the government for increased fundingB. Primarily through establishing large urban hospitalsC. By providing financial aid to individuals seeking treatmentD. By ...