Social Planning Worksheet Questions

Social planning primarily aims to:

• Increase competition among communities

• Improve social well-being through structured efforts

• Reduce access to essential services

• Increase disease burden

Which of the following is NOT a scope area of social planning?

• Healthcare services

• Housing & sanitation

• Astrology and fortune-telling

• Disaster preparedness

“Fairness in resource distribution” refers to:

• Equity

• Enforcement

• Luxury services

• Profit-based planning

The key element that keeps ‘community at the centre’ of social planning is:

• Policies

• People

• Surveillance

• Marketing

Which level of planning involves international collaboration?

• Local

• National

• Global partnerships

• Panchayat level

Which planning approach involves community in decision-making?

• Authoritarian approach

• Participatory approach

• Individual-focused approach

• Luck-based approach

Which of the following is the final step in the planning cycle?

• Priority setting

• Data collection

• Monitoring & Evaluation

• Program planning

Laboratory data in social planning helps in:

• Making fictional predictions

• Evidence-based policies and surveillance

• Entertainment purposes

• Reducing data reliability

Example used in the PPT to explain role of lab in planning:

• Dengue outbreak at hill stations

• TB control through DOTS planning

• Vitamin deficiency screening

• School health programs

Which national mission focuses on strengthening healthcare delivery in India?

• Ayushman Bharat

• National Health Mission

• Swachh Bharat

• Make in India