NSTP 2 W1

What is the main purpose of COPAR?

• To provide temporary relief to poor communities

• To educate and empower people to solve their own problems

• To enforce government policies in communities

• To give financial aid to individuals

Which of the following is NOT a phase in the COPAR process?

• Pre-entry Phase

• Integration Phase

• Organization-Building Phase
  
  

• Post-Implementation Phase

When conducting social investigation in COPAR, what is a key method to gather information?

• Making assumptions based on past experiences

• Conducting surveys and interacting with community members

• Relying only on available data from previous studies

• Ignoring the community’s input and making independent decisions

How does the Transformatory Approach differ from the Welfare Approach?

• The Welfare Approach provides quick, short-term relief, while the Transformatory Approach aims for long-term change

• The Welfare Approach promotes community participation, while the Transformatory Approach does not

• The Transformatory Approach is only used during natural disasters

• The Welfare Approach is more sustainable than the Transformatory Approach

Why is community participation important in COPAR?

• Because it ensures that only government officials make decisions

• It allows community members to have a voice in decision-making and problem-solving

• It makes the process more expensive and difficult to implement

• It prioritizes external organizations over local involvement

6. COPAR’s main focus is to provide short-term aid rather than long-term solutions.

• TRUE

• FALSE

6. People have the ability to bring about change in their communities, and COPAR supports this belief.

• TRUE

• FALSE

6. The Health Resource Development Program (HRDP) was created to deploy health professionals only in urban areas.

• TRUE

• FALSE

6. The pre-entry phase of COPAR involves getting to know the community, setting objectives, and working with local leaders.

• TRUE

• FALSE

6. Power plays an important role in COPAR because it can either empower or oppress a community, depending on how it’s used.

• TRUE

• FALSE