Question:

What is the core principle of the PLA (Participatory Learning and Action) approach in planning, implementing, and monitoring?

AEnsuring only experts make decisions

BEnsuring that all people, especially vulnerable groups, actively participate and influence decisions

CFocusing on financial aspects of the project alone

DIgnoring community input to ensure quicker implementation

Answer:

B. Ensuring that all people, especially vulnerable groups, actively participate and influence decisions

Explanation:

The core principle of PLA (Participatory Learning and Action) is that all people, particularly vulnerable and weaker sections, have a right to actively and influentially participate in shaping decisions that affect their lives. This approach ensures that their views are not only heard but also play a significant role in shaping outcomes.


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