A. They rarely involve communities.B. They primarily rely on government directives.C. They use participatory methods to involve communities.D. They delegate all project activities to ...

A. Lack of fundingB. Government regulationsC. Political instabilityD. Competitive salaries and limited career progression

A. Solely from the governmentB. Primarily from international donorsC. From a mix of international donors, private foundations, and fundraising activitiesD. Exclusively from religious institutions

A. Through protests and demonstrationsB. By ignoring government regulationsC. Through formal partnerships and collaborative projectsD. By competing for funding

A. Providing disaster reliefB. Promoting educationC. Advocating for human rightsD. Implementing reforestation projects and promoting sustainable practices

A. Lack of skilled personnelB. Insufficient local government supportC. Stringent donor requirements and security concernsD. Limited technological infrastructure

A. By providing agricultural subsidiesB. Through infrastructure development projectsC. By promoting education, healthcare, and economic opportunitiesD. By supporting political campaigns

A. Providing emergency reliefB. Lobbying for policy changesC. Advocating for human rightsD. Promoting sustainable livelihoods and access to essential services

A. Through annual reports onlyB. Through external audits onlyC. Through a combination of methodsD. They don't have any mechanisms

A. Lack of fundingB. Political interferenceC. Security risksD. Low salaries and lack of career progression