Top Ten Lacks: Quiz Video
Assess understanding of the top ten global lacks — common deficits in resources, governance, and systems — and how they shape outcomes worldwide.
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Question 1: What does the term "lack of access" usually emphasize in global-development discussions?
A cultural preference for traditional practices over modern ones
A temporary logistical delay due to weather
Physical or institutional barriers preventing people from obtaining services
An absolute shortage of items in global markets
Question 2: Which mindset best reduces a community's chronic lack of resilience?
Waiting for external aid after crises occur
Proactive planning that anticipates shocks and builds buffers
Centralizing all decisions to one leader
Focusing only on short-term cost savings
Question 3: Which high-leverage action addresses a lack of reliable data in policymaking?
Rely solely on expert intuition without measurements
Invest in routine, open, and standardized data collection systems
Collect data only during political campaigns
Reduce data collection to save money
Question 4: How does a lack of trust typically affect service delivery in institutions?
Automatically improves speed through stricter controls
Only affects elite decision-makers, not public users
Has no measurable effect on outcomes
Reduces uptake of services and increases transaction friction
Question 5: Which intervention best counters a lack of skilled local leadership?
Issuing one-off certificates without on-the-job practice
Long-term mentorship combined with delegated responsibility
Hiring external managers to run everything indefinitely
Avoiding change to preserve current routines
Question 6: Why is framing a lack as a market failure useful when designing solutions?
It implies reducing government involvement is always best
It proves the market will always fix the problem unaided
It focuses exclusively on cultural barriers
It identifies where incentives or information gaps prevent efficient outcomes
Question 7: Which scenario best shows the consequence of a lack of coordination across agencies?
Fewer stakeholders leads to simpler, more targeted solutions
Duplicate projects waste resources while gaps remain unaddressed
It guarantees faster decision-making without trade-offs
It typically reduces corruption automatically
Question 8: Which common myth about 'lack of funding' is misleading?
Funding never has any positive impact
All funding should be cut to spur innovation
Money alone solves problems without institutional change
Only wealthy countries experience funding shortages