Module 8 Quiz: Reporting and Advocacy

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What type of information can complement direct observations? [Select all that apply]
- Information gathered at meetings with authorities, assembly organizers and participants, civil society and other relevant actors
- Unverified statements of assembly participants and hearsay
- Monitors’ opinions
- Monitors’ assumptions
- Information from secondary sources, including media and civil society reports
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2. Question
What should be included in an assembly monitoring report? [Select all that apply]
- International and domestic legal and policy framework
- Gender and diversity considerations
- Findings of the monitoring exercise, analysis and conclusions
- Monitoring methodology
- Opinions
- Hearsay
- Executive summary
- Recommendations
- All of the above
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3. Question
Which one of the following statements about recommendations is true?
- Recommendations should be clear, concise and actionable, based on the conclusions of the monitoring report and on international and regional standards. They should not necessarily be tailored to specific actors
- Recommendations should be clear, concise, and actionable, based on the conclusions of the monitoring report and on international and regional standards, and be tailored to specific actors
- Recommendations should be detailed, elaborate and not too specific. They should be based on the conclusions of the monitoring report and on international and regional standards
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What is the first step to starting your advocacy efforts?
- Identify the targeted means and methods you will use to reach your advocacy goals
- Develop an advocacy strategy and identify your target groups
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What forms can advocacy means and methods take? [Select all that apply]
- Awareness raising campaigns
- Strategic litigation
- Demonstrations
- Position papers
- Petitions
- Expert meetings
- Capacity-building activities
- Publication and dissemination of monitoring findings
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