What is the primary purpose of a community survey in mobilization efforts?

• To identify funding sources for advocacy

• To understand the community’s demographics, priorities, and past experiences

• To create new regulations for community organizations

• To develop immediate solutions to identified problems

Which of the following is NOT an essential component of a focus group during community research?

• Equal representation of different community demographics

• Professional facilitation of the questioning process

• Pre-screening of participants for their opinions

• Representation from ethnic minorities and all genders

What is the role of a working group in community mobilization?

• To solely manage project finances

• To create a unified coalition representing diverse interests

• To replace local governance structures

• To resolve all community disputes independently

Why is the composition of a working group crucial for its success?

• It ensures all community issues are resolved quickly

• It reflects a broad spectrum of community interests, ensuring legitimacy

• It reduces the need for further community engagement

• It centralizes decision-making within a small elite group

Which component of community mobilization identifies external risks and internal capabilities?

• Advocacy strategy development

• SWOT analysis

• Prioritization of problems

• Monitoring and evaluation

What is the first step to take after conducting a SWOT analysis of a working group?

• Launching public awareness campaigns

• Addressing training needs of group members

• Selecting representatives for government meetings

• Drafting a legal framework for the group’s operation

Why is prioritization of problems critical within a coalition?

• To ensure all issues are addressed simultaneously

• To create realistic and focused advocacy goals

• To minimize disagreements among group members

• To avoid addressing less popular community concerns

Which tactic is most effective during the development of an advocacy strategy?

• Avoiding rival groups to reduce conflict

• Using media and public participation tools for engagement

• Eliminating grassroots organizations from campaigns

• Centralizing decision-making within leadership only

What is the primary focus of an action plan in community mobilization?

• Identifying allies and rivals for the advocacy process

• Resolving internal disputes within working groups

• Conducting detailed surveys of financial resources

• Delegating leadership responsibilities to government officials

Why is public awareness essential during advocacy campaigns?

• To minimize external scrutiny of the advocacy process

• To ensure strategic development reaches the next phase

• To establish dominance over rival groups

• To reduce the complexity of problem prioritization