The Role of NGOs in Pakistan

A. Technology is rarely used by Pakistani NGOs.B. They primarily use technology for internal communication.C. They leverage technology for outreach, fundraising, and program management.D. ...

A. Lack of government regulation.B. Donor dependence and inconsistent funding cycles.C. Insufficient skilled personnel.D. Inadequate technology infrastructure.

A. They primarily rely on government funding for large-scale infrastructure projects.B. They focus exclusively on constructing new wells and sanitation systems.C. Their efforts are limited to providing emergency ...

A. No significant differences exist.B. Local NGOs prioritize short-term projects, while international NGOs focus on long-term sustainability.C. Local NGOs have larger budgets and staff, while international NGOs are ...

A. Solely from the government.B. Primarily from international donors.C. From a mix of international and local sources.D. Through commercial ventures.

A. They rarely collaborate.B. Collaboration is always smooth and effortless.C. They collaborate through joint projects and shared goals.D. They compete with each other for ...

A. They avoid using technology.B. They use technology only for fundraising.C. They use technology for various aspects of their operations.D. They lack the resources ...

A. They have minimal impact.B. They focus solely on economic empowerment.C. They advocate for women's rights and empowerment.D. They are primarily funded by international ...

A. They primarily focus on humanitarian aid.B. They avoid political engagement.C. They advocate for policy reforms and promote citizen participation.D. They only work with ...

A. They avoid working in conflict zones altogether.B. They rely solely on government protection.C. They employ comprehensive risk assessment and security protocols.D. They do ...