Practice Addition Vs Multiplication Models (5.1) - Introduction to NGO Operations and Local Knowledge

Practice: Addition vs Multiplication Models

Lesson 5.1Introduction to NGO Operations and Local Knowledge

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Question 1.
What does the addition model focus on in disaster relief?
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Think about how NGOs structure their aid.
Question 2.
Name one drawback of the multiplication model.
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Consider what might happen when a model does not fit local practices.
3Question 3.
What is the primary focus of the addition model in disaster relief?
- To provide support to entire communities
- To assist individual families with housing
- To rebuild infrastructure
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Think about how agencies prioritize aid distribution.
4Question 4.
True or False: The multiplication model is designed to customize each house based on individual needs.
- True
- False
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Consider how uniformity in design impacts individual needs.
Question 5.
Analyze how the addition model's focus on individual aid could unintentionally lead to social fragmentation in a community post-disaster. Provide evidence or case examples.
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Reflect on the importance of community cohesion in recovery.
Question 6.
Suggest ways in which the multiplication model can be adapted to better suit local contexts. What participatory strategies could be employed?
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Consider methods that enhance local engagement in decision-making.

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