1.

INTENDED FOR JOINT

SOLVING OF PROBLEMS,
RESOURCE EXCHANGE,
COOPERATION, COORDINATION
AND COALITION BUILDING.
A. PARTICIPATORY
B. PARTNERSHIPS
2. THE RELATIONSHIPS
AMONG PARTNERS WITHIN
THIS TYPE OF PARTNERSHIP
ARE OFTEN LESS FORMAL
OR INFORMAL.
A. COORDINATION
B. NETWORK
3. RELATIONS AMONG
MEMBERS ARE STRONG WITH
FUNCTIONAL MORE BROAD
RANGING AREAS DEFINED FOR
JOINT ACTIVITIES.
A. COORDINATION
B. COLLABORATION
4. RELATIONS AMONG
MEMBERS ARE MORE
CLOSELY LINKED.
A. COORDINATION
B. COLLABORATION
 THE FOLLOWING ARE
THE ADVANTAGES AND
DISADVANTAGES OF A
PARTICIPATORY
PLANNING APPROACH.
STATE WHETHER THE
STATEMENT IS A
DISADVANTAGE OR AN
ADVANTAGE BY WRITING
A. ADVANTAGE
D. DISADVANTAGE
5. Participation carries
with it feelings of
ownership, and builds
a strong base for the
intervention in the
community
6. A participatory
planning process
generally reflects the
mission and goals of
grass roots and
community-based
organizations.
7. Logically, a
participatory
planning approach
should be
effective.
8. A participatory
planning process builds
trust, both between your
organization and the
community and among
the individuals involved.
9. It can bring together
and establish ties
among community
members who might
normally have no
contact.
10. It involves
important
players from the
outset.
11. A participatory
planning approach avoids
pitfalls caused by
ignorance of the realities
of the community or the
target population.
12. A
participatory
process takes
longer.
13. Education may
be needed, for
community
members and the
organization.
14. Members of the
target population or
the community may
not agree with the
"experts " about what
is needed.
15. A participatory
planning process
takes patience and
commitment on
everyone's part.
16. It may be
difficult to assure
that all the right
people get to the
table.
17. One determined
individual can wreck
the whole process if
he's not handled
well.
18. Bringing a broader
range of people to the
planning process
provides access to a
broader range of
perspectives and ideas.
19. It ensures that
the intervention will
have more credibility
in all segments of
the community.
20. It teaches
skills which last
far beyond the
planning process.
 ENUMERATION
Enumerate the things being asked.

21 – 24. Principles of partnership

25 – 30. Sources of conflicts in a
partnership