Swachh Bharat Summer Internship / Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (100 Hrs) / Rural Outreach (BT-108) - Important Questions
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Unit 410 Marks Medium Priority
Describe, in detail, the step-by-step process for planning and implementing a Swachh Bharat campaign at the village level. Your answer should cover preliminary assessment, stakeholder identification, activity scheduling, resource allocation, community mobilization, execution, and follow-up mechanisms.
Core planning and implementation steps for village-level Swachh Bharat campaign; tests practical understanding of project execution.
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Unit 414 Marks Medium Priority
Prepare a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation framework for a 100-hour rural internship project. Include clear objectives, measurable indicators (quantitative and qualitative), data collection methods, frequency of monitoring, responsibility matrix, and a sample reporting template.
Design of an M&E framework tailored for a 100-hour internship or rural project; evaluates ability to set indicators and methods.
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Unit 47 Marks Medium Priority
Explain the key community mobilization techniques used in rural outreach. Discuss the role of local stakeholders (panchayat, SHGs, teachers, youth groups) in the successful implementation of Unnat Bharat Abhiyan activities.
Assesses understanding of community engagement approaches and stakeholder roles in Unnat Bharat Abhiyan implementation.
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Unit 410 Marks Medium Priority
Design a Behavior Change Communication (BCC) strategy aimed at improving household sanitation practices in a target village. Describe message design, communication channels, frequency, community influencers, and methods to evaluate behaviour change.
Tests ability to create actionable Behavior Change Communication strategies for sanitation outcomes.
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Unit 410 Marks Medium Priority
Discuss low-cost and sustainable solid and liquid waste management (SLWM) solutions suitable for rural areas. Include options for household, community-level, and institutional settings, along with implementation steps and maintenance aspects.
Covers technical and low-cost rural waste-management solutions appropriate for field projects.
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Unit 47 Marks Medium Priority
Describe the components and format of a field activity report for rural outreach. Explain how to present data, include photographs, obtain and document permissions, record consent, and address ethical considerations in reporting.
Practical documentation skills essential for assessment and submission of internship/fieldwork outputs.
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Unit 47 Marks Medium Priority
Explain the health, safety, and hygiene protocols that students must follow during rural outreach and internship activities. Include risk assessment, personal protective measures, emergency procedures, and documentation required.
Safety and health protocols are critical for student fieldwork; this question evaluates compliance knowledge.
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Unit 414 Marks Medium Priority
Case Study: Analyze a successful village sanitation model implemented under a government or NGO initiative. Identify the key factors that led to its success, challenges faced, how they were overcome, and lessons for replication in other villages.
Application-style question assessing analysis of real-world models and extraction of replicable practices.
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Unit 47 Marks Medium Priority
Prepare a sample budget and resource mobilization plan for conducting a community cleanliness drive covering materials, transportation, volunteer incentives, contingencies, and potential funding sources.
Tests practical project management skills including budgeting and resource planning for outreach activities.
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Unit 410 Marks Medium Priority
Describe the tools and techniques of Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) that can be used to conduct a baseline survey in a village. Explain how each tool contributes to understanding local needs and priorities.
Evaluates familiarity with participatory assessment tools used during baseline surveys and planning.
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Unit 410 Marks Medium Priority
Explain methods to ensure sustainability and scaling up of successful interventions implemented under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan. Discuss institutionalization, capacity building, financing mechanisms, and monitoring for sustained impact.
Addresses strategic planning for long-term impact and program scale-up relevant to Unnat Bharat Abhiyan.
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Unit 47 Marks Low Priority
Evaluate the use of digital tools (mobile applications, GIS mapping, Management Information Systems) for project documentation, monitoring, and reporting in rural outreach. Discuss advantages, limitations, and data privacy considerations.
Assesses ability to leverage digital tools for efficient documentation and reporting—a growing expectation in field projects.
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