The Role of NGOs in Pakistan

A. Lack of skilled personnel.B. Primarily competition from government initiatives.C. Funding limitations, bureaucracy, and security concerns.D. Limited access to technology.

A. Limited role, primarily focused on urban areas.B. Significant role in immediate aid and long-term recovery.C. Primarily involved in international collaborations.D. No significant role, ...

A. They have no role in promoting good governanceB. They actively undermine government effortsC. They play a significant role through monitoring, advocacy, and promoting citizen participation

A. They play a minimal roleB. They hinder relief effortsC. They are the primary responders, taking the lead on all disaster reliefD. They play ...

A. Solely reliant on foreign aidB. Primarily funded by the Pakistani governmentC. A mix of international and domestic sources, including individual donations and corporate sponsorships

A. Highly effective, achieving significant policy changes quicklyB. Completely ineffective due to strong societal oppositionC. Their effectiveness varies, with some significant successes and ongoing challenges

A. They primarily focus on religious conversionB. They have minimal involvement in social servicesC. They provide significant social services, often in underserved areasD. They ...

A. Mostly through competition for fundingB. Primarily through political lobbyingC. Through joint project implementation, resource sharing, and capacity buildingD. There is little to no ...

A. Providing military trainingB. Lobbying for stricter immigration lawsC. Implementing microfinance and skills development programsD. Promoting tourism

A. Lack of qualified personnelB. Political instabilityC. Stringent donor requirements and bureaucratic processesD. Limited internet access