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A Rotary club wants to improve maternal health in an underserved

community. What should members do first?

Purchase medical equipment immediately. Assess community needs and available resources. Choose a supplier before meeting residents. Set the budget without consulting partners.

A Rotary club is designing a Global Grant project to reduce school dropout

rates. The community assessment identifies poverty, poor learning outcomes, and limited

parental engagement as contributing factors. What is the strongest approach?

Provide scholarships to a small number of students and consider the problem solved. Purchase computers for the school without addressing other barriers. Develop an integrated intervention with community stakeholders, measurable objectives, and a plan to sustain the results. Conduct a one-day awareness program and measure success by attendance.

A club is planning a Global Grant project with an international Rotary

partner. Which arrangement best supports collaboration?

The international partner makes every decision. Both partners agree on their roles and responsibilities. Each partner develops a separate project plan. The host club transfers all project oversight to the supplier.

A project installs durable equipment, but nobody is trained to operate it. The

project can still be considered sustainable simply because the equipment is durable.

True False Only if the equipment is expensive. Only if the supplier provides a warranty.

A community assessment reveals that a proposed water project may duplicate

an existing government program. What should the club do?

Continue unchanged because the project has already been selected. Coordinate with stakeholders and reassess the unmet community needs. Stop consulting local authorities. Replace the assessment with a club vote.

Why are measurable objectives important in a Rotary project?

They eliminate the need for a project budget. They guarantee that the project will succeed. They help evaluate progress and determine whether intended results are being achieved. They ensure that every community member receives identical benefits.

A club installs water filters in a village. Which of the following is an example of

an outcome rather than an output?

Number of water filters installed. Number of volunteers attending installation day. Reduction in the proportion of households using unsafe drinking water. Number of project meetings conducted.

During a Global Grant project, the club discovers that a planned activity

cannot be completed as approved. What should the project team do?

Change the activity without recording it. Wait until the final report to mention the problem. Document the issue and consult the appropriate grant contacts about required approvals. Use the remaining grant money for an unrelated activity.

A Global Grant project has been approved to improve access to clean water.

During implementation, monitoring reveals that the water system is functioning, but local

families are not using it consistently. What should the project committee do first?

Declare the project successful because the system has been installed. Investigate barriers through community feedback and use the findings to develop an appropriate corrective action plan, following grant requirements. Purchase additional equipment immediately without further assessment. Close the project and redirect the remaining funds to another community.

A club wants to assess the long-term impact of a youth peacebuilding project.

Which approach is most useful?

Count only the number of workshops conducted. Collect feedback only from project organizers. Compare baseline and follow-up indicators and gather feedback from participants. Assume success because attendance was high.