Pakistan's Civil Society and NGOs

A. By providing scholarships to students from wealthy familiesB. By lobbying for stricter school attendance lawsC. By establishing and operating schools in underserved areas and implementing literacy programs

A. Lack of skilled personnelB. Political instabilityC. Bureaucracy and competition for fundsD. Lack of community support

A. FundingB. StaffC. SecurityD. Transportation View Answer

A. Building large hospitals in major citiesB. Providing insurance to the wealthyC. Establishing mobile clinics and training community health workersD. Importing expensive medical equipment

A. Providing microfinance loansB. Building schools and hospitalsC. Advocating for policy changes and raising awarenessD. Conducting research on poverty

A. Direct healthcare provisionB. Medical researchC. Policy advocacyD. International collaboration View Answer

A. UnreliableB. AdequateC. SufficientD. Sustainable View Answer

A. Military interventionB. Political negotiationsC. Community-based initiativesD. International sanctions View Answer

A. Providing food aidB. Advocating for political reformC. Offering healthcare servicesD. Promoting education and skill development

A. Lack of fundingB. Community resistanceC. Government regulationsD. International pressure View Answer