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QUESTION 1 Tiny adjustments to the way aid was delivered were found to be radically increase the efficiency of aid. One example of such an adjustment is: O starting to sell Kenyan farmers full price vouchers for fertilizers directly after harvest so that farmers could buy fertilizers at sowing time O starting to sell Kenyan farmers fertilizer at full price right before harvest when farmers have plenty of money O Starting to sell Kenyan farmers full price vouchers for fertilizers right before harvest so that farmers could buy fertilizers at sowing time O none of the above QUESTION 2 Which of the following was one of the outcome found by researcher examining the impact of aid money? O recipients of free or subsidized mosquito nets or water chlorination tablets, or schooling, or contraception are often disinclined to use them O recipients of free or subsidized mosquito nets or water chlorination tablets, or schooling or contraception are often inclined to use them O reciplents of free or subidized mosquito nets or water chlorination tablets, or schooling, or contraception are more likely to be found in North Korea O recipients of free or subsidized mosquito nets or water chlorination tablets, or schooling or contraception are more likely to be found in South Korea

Answer 1

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Answer: 1^st option

Aid should be provided at time when it could be utilized properly -- Farmers could only purchase those vouchers if they have money; this is the time when harvesting is over. Such aid should be provided after-harvest so that farmers are able to take it for the upcoming sowing.

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Answer: 1^st option

The negative side should be watched more rigorously, since it gives idea why the aid is not so successful yet. The number of disinclined users should be taken care off for understanding the limitations of aid and its impact.

The country-wise likeliness is not so important in the examination, because it may differ from place to place.