Practice Participatory Approaches And Their Pros And Cons (1.2) - Technocracy and participatory rhetoric

Practice: Participatory approaches and their pros and cons

Lesson 1.2Technocracy and participatory rhetoric

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Question 1.
Define participatory approaches in your own words.
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Think about community involvement.
Question 2.
What is a bottom-up approach?
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Consider who leads the decision-making.
3Question 3.
What are participatory approaches?
- A method that ignores local input
- A strategy that includes community in decision-making
- A process only focused on resources
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Think about community involvement.
4Question 4.
True or False: Bottom-up approaches can lead to faster decision-making.
- True
- False
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Consider the involvement of many voices.
Question 5.
Evaluate a real-world scenario where a lack of community involvement led to failure in disaster recovery efforts. What could have been done differently?
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Think about case studies.
Question 6.
Design a participatory approach for a hypothetical disaster scenario. Outline roles for participants and strategies for maintaining cultural sensitivity.
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Involvement and cultural reflection are key.

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