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Project Plan - Allocate a budget for your project or how much you will need and have a specific

breakdown with justification on cost.

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False

Coordination with the SWOT analysis, the force field analysis may have more abstract observations
about the community because it studies the community with a larger lens or scope.

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False

SWOT analysis emphasizes on the varying relational dynamics as well as the current situation on the
status quo to draw out the central forces that counter change or reinforce development.

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False

Networks - Who will you tap to make your project a reality?

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True

Time Frame- How long will you be implementing the project? Cite specific timelines

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True

Sampling/Surveys - The use of documents to gather data, such as related studies, policy notes, news,
journals, and books in articulating and supporting the ideas within a topic being studied.

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False
Haribon Foundation's strategy revolves around four central goals, namely, conserving sites and habitats,
saving species, encouraging stability, and empowering the people.

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True

A specific plan of action (SPOA) should be used to concretize the plans into working models or
improvement tasks.

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True

Exploratory Research - This is a kind of research where the study is aimed at exploring the different
variables of a topic where little or no prior work was done on the matter and therefore, substantial time
will be needed to fully incorporate concepts, factors, and variables.

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True

Collaboration - Be open to collaboration and partnerships as well as avenues for capacity-building with
actors.

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True

Clarity - Be clear with your intention and be sensitive to the mores, ethics, and values in the community

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True

Conviction - Be clear with your intention and be sensitive to the mores, ethics, and values in the
community.
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False

Outcome - These are the benefits your stakeholders have gained from the project.

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True

Force field analysis impact evaluation template will lead you to the inner workings of communities,
institutions, agencies, and in practice; and how projects should be scrutinized and improved through this
tool for self- evaluation.

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False

The project analysis evaluation template will lead you to the inner workings of communities, institutions,
agencies, and in practice; and how projects should be scrutinized and improved through this tool for
self- evaluation.

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False

The Force field analysis will help in pinpointing specific gaps for intervention that aids in mobilization
planning.

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False

VF's five core values are: first, human transformation, compassion, and respect and dignity; second,
social entrepreneurship and innovation; third, professionalism, excellence, accountability, and
transparency; fourth, courage and resiliency; and finally, teamwork and volunteerism.

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True

Empowering people - Training and educating the citizenry and mainstreaming its environmental
initiative

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True

Mobilization, as what we have previously discussed from several lessons back, has two major
components that support and create movements: people and resources. Simply put, resource
mobilization is the ability of the movement and its supporters to mobilize people and resources.

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True

GK is also active in disseminating public information regarding the dangers of human trafficking and
modern- day slavery, creating community-based programs, and mobilization of interventions and efforts
for the promotion of women's protection against abuses.

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False

Working with a real-life case will help you see realities that you may have not known existed prior to
taking this course.

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True

By engaging the stakeholders, community developers and scholars can peek into a world that can only
be understood and felt by the stakeholders themselves.

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True
Saving species - The restoration of greening/planting projects, restoring of mangrove forests, improving
coastal management, among other projects in partnership with companies and private individuals

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False

GK and its Chairman, Antonio Meloto, were bestowed one of Asia's most prestigious awards, the Ramon
Magsaysay Award for Community Leadership, for their work on poverty reduction in the Philippines.

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True

Focus Group Discussions (FGDS) - Compared to interviews, Fabs need more participation by people
from specific groups that share common agenda or coming from the same background to crowd source
much-needed information as reinforced by the group.

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True

Social scientists use most of the tools similar to those used in other fields of study under the social
sciences.

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False

Impact - These are the long-term benefits of the initiative.

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True

Input - These are the projects implemented


False

Collaboration of the plans with the time frame and allocated budget challenges the practitioner to
balance the necessary and the dispensable.

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False

HARIBBON has now expanded its scope as it has also included social business in its growth model, as
well as a plan to mainstream anti-poverty initiatives through creating a movement to call on volunteers
to join their advocacy for transformational change.

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False

Research is the soul that binds theory into practice. The understanding of theory is vital in diving deep
into the study of the community.

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True

Explanatory Research- This strictly looks into secondary data analysis and documents that surround the
policy regarding agenda, effects, impact, and other correlated and causal factors.

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False

Encouraging sustainability – Linking with the Community and Society groups in creating awareness to
encourage sustainability and secure the welfare of already established protected areas.

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True
Community leaders should always hear both sides of every story and try to keep abreast of latest
developments.

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True

GK is well-credited for its 200 strong partnerships in both local and international civil society
organizations and other nongovernment actors.

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False

GK puts importance to values formation and presence that it sees are keys for continued progress and
development, which composes the core of its organizational philosophy.

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True

Plan - Specific programs or initiatives that you are going to implement. It can be one specific project or a
series of activities toward one goal of solving a major problem.

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False

GK also has now included peace-building initiatives and disaster response and reduction in its advocacy
that evolves and slowly expands toward further inclusiveness.

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True

Evaluation will have four main parts: input, output, outcome, and project plan

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False

The Harribon model has two primary ideals: padugo, which literally translates into "bloodletting," and
bayanihan, roughly translated into "being heroes toward one another."

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False

Instituted in 1991, Visayan Forum Foundation, Inc. (VF) is one of the most highly recognized NGOs in the
Philippines whose primary objective is to stop modern-day slavery and trafficking.

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True

VF's mission is to innovate lasting solutions to end exploitation and modern-day slavery while it
envisions a society where people are free, protected, and empowered to explore opportunities without
the risk of exploitation and slavery.

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True

It is well known that Haribon has had extensive experience in its community efforts and has since
created a multisectoral model that has had a good track record based on their numerous

successful and sustainable engagements through the years

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True
Mapping out the community requires a keen eye to observe the relationships of the members of the
community

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True

Secondary Data Analysis - The use of documents to gather data, such as related studies, policy notes,
news, journals, and books in articulating and supporting the ideas within a topic being studied.

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True

Descriptive Research - This merely describes the topic at hand without digging deeper into the concepts
and theories underlying it.

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True

Building trust with your community starts with yourself by observing the right values and ethics of
community research.

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True

FGDs give the researcher important input on the topics relevant to the community, plotting the needs of
the community develops the opinions and views of the people into workable models that can be acted
on and solved with political will.

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True
As a community builder, it is not bad to dream up grand schemes to fight world hunger or stop war, but
always consider that everything starts out small.

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True

Participatory Observation/Field Research - A data-gathering method wherein the researcher

embeds himself or herself with his or her subjects for a specified length of time to observe and gather
data for research use.

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True

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