A. They have no role in peacebuildingB. Only through providing humanitarian aidC. Through mediation, peace education, and community rebuildingD. Exclusively by supporting the military

A. They don't engage with local communitiesB. They impose their own plans without local inputC. Through participatory approaches, consultations, and capacity buildingD. Only through ...

A. They avoid technology to remain traditionalB. Technology is irrelevant to their operationsC. Through data management, communication, and outreach toolsD. Technology is used only ...

A. Mainly through financial donations to hospitalsB. Primarily by providing training to doctorsC. By delivering primary healthcare services and building local capacityD. Exclusively through ...

A. Limited role, mostly focused on humanitarian aidB. Primarily involved in international collaborationsC. Significant role in adaptation, mitigation, and advocacyD. No significant role, it ...

A. Primarily through political lobbyingB. Mostly through religious instructionC. Through education, healthcare, and economic empowerment initiativesD. Exclusively through providing food aid

A. Lack of skilled personnelB. Political instabilityC. Bureaucratic red tape and donor restrictionsD. Community resistance to projects

A. Collaboration is consistently highly effective.B. Collaboration is consistently ineffective.C. Effectiveness varies depending on several factors.D. Collaboration is only effective in specific regions.

A. They primarily focus on providing hospital care.B. They primarily focus on research and development of new treatments.C. They primarily focus on providing emergency medical services.

A. They primarily focus on providing education to girls.B. Their efforts are limited to raising awareness about women's rights.C. They combine skills training, financial support, and policy advocacy.