The Role of NGOs in Pakistan

A. Solely dependent on government support.B. Leadership, funding, community engagement, policy environment, and staff capacity.C. Only influenced by international funding.D. Effectiveness is entirely determined ...

A. There are no mechanisms for ensuring transparency and accountability.B. Through annual reports, stakeholder engagement, and adherence to best practices.C. Accountability is solely dependent on government oversight.

A. Completely harmonious and supportive.B. A complex mix of collaboration and tension.C. Marked by consistent opposition and conflict.D. The government exerts complete control over ...

A. No significant role; peacebuilding is solely a government function.B. Significant role in fostering dialogue, reconciliation, and addressing root causes of conflict.C. Primarily involved in military interventions.

A. Limited role due to government restrictions.B. Significant role in monitoring, advocacy, and providing support to victims.C. Primarily focused on economic rights.D. No significant ...

A. There are no documented successful NGO projects in Pakistan.B. Examples include water management, literacy programs, and microfinance initiatives.C. Success is limited to large international NGOs.

A. Limited role, focused solely on urban areas.B. Significant role in providing access, promoting health awareness, and addressing specific health challenges.C. Primarily focused on research and development.

A. Limited role due to government dominance in the sector.B. Significant role in providing access, improving quality, and advocating for reforms.C. Primarily focused on higher education institutions.

A. Minimal role, primarily focusing on urban issues.B. Significant role in awareness, community projects, and advocacy.C. Limited impact due to lack of government support.D. ...

A. Primarily in conflict resolution.B. Across various sectors like disaster relief, health, and education.C. Exclusively focused on economic development.D. Limited collaboration due to differing ...