COPAR

Question 1

COPAR stand for

Answer 1

Community Organizing Participatory Action Research

Question 2

Goals of COPAR

Answer 2

Self reliance
Active community participation
Mobilization
Empowerment

Question 3

COPAR aims to

Answer 3

Transform from passive to active community

Question 4

Father of community organizing

Answer 4

Saul Alinsky

Question 5

Principles of COPAR

Answer 5

People participation
Opressed and exploited the sectors
With COPAR It should lead to self
Empowerment
Remember, COPAR should be interest of the poorest sector

Question 6

Community organizing process

Answer 6

Community analysis

Design and initiation

Implementation

Program maintenance and consolidation

Dissemination and re assessment

Question 7

4 methods used in copar

Answer 7

Action reflection action sessions
Consciousness raising
Participatory and mass based
Group centered

Question 8

Phases of COPAR under Health promotion model

Answer 8

Preparatory phase

Organization and capability building phase

Education and training phase

Collaboration

Phase out

Question 9

Phases od COPAR under maglaya

Answer 9

Pre-entry

Entry

Community study/diagnosis phase (research phase)

Community organization and capability building phase

Action phase

Sustenance and strengthening

Phase out phase

Question 10

PSI or

Answer 10

Preliminary social investigation

Question 11

pre entry or what do we call

Answer 11

initial phase

Question 12

entry or

Answer 12

Social Preparation Phase

Question 13

pre entry how many months

Answer 13

1-2 months

Question 14

criteria for site selection

Answer 14

Depressed and exploited

Ensure acceptance

Poor

Residents

Economically Depressed

Safe

Shows how high morbidity and mortality cases

Evaluated if entered by other organizations with same program

Question 15

why focus on infant mortality cases

Answer 15

best indicator
most sensitive index
to reflect community

Question 16

basic unit of service

Answer 16

FAMILIES

Question 17

Criteria for a potential leader

Answer 17

Low profile

Educated

Approachable/respected by both formal and informal sectors

Develop a good communication skills

Serve willfully

Question 18

core group formation

Answer 18

Key person
Opinion leader
Isolates

Question 19

Approach by most people

Answer 19

key person

Question 20

Approach by the key person

Answer 20

opinion leader

Question 21

Never or hardly consulted

Answer 21

Isolates

Question 22

sample of data collection

Answer 22

Survey
Interview
record review
census
observation

Question 23

DATA COLLECTION
Most practical

Answer 23

Survey (Using off questionnaire)

Question 24

DATA COLLECTION
face to face

Answer 24

INTERVIEW (Using interview guide)

Question 25

DATA COLLECTION checklist

Answer 25

record review

Question 26

DATA COLLECTION most ideal

Answer 26

census

Question 27

Actual place kind of census

Answer 27

De facto

Question 28

residence kind of census

Answer 28

De jure