Question

All of the following are challenges to community-based environmental initiatives becoming policy EXCEPT
the reliance upon unpaid volunteers
high levels of staff turnover
limited availability of resources
participant retention
mutual learning experiences between individuals and organizations

Answer 1

Yana look at yo qc

Answer 2

@AZ

Answer 3

ooou i did this

Answer 4

mhmm which ones can you eliminate?

some of them are all along the same lines too

Answer 5

whats the lesson called?

Answer 6

also remember that this is an EXCEPT question

so the answer choices that are challenges have to be eliminated

the remaining answer choice doesn't sound like a challenge to me

Answer 7

ALRIGHTY THEN

Answer 8

what can you eleminate?

Answer 9

So on this question, I've got pretty much no idea

Answer 10

we can eliminate the first choice

Answer 11

but thats a challenge for the community for sure

Answer 12

yeah, you should know that community based volunteers

community events--> they don't have much money so volunteers are not paid

which means, if they're not paid, the volunteers are going to come and go quite often

Answer 13

yea

Answer 14

when you're trying to change policy at the community level, you don't have that many resources to help you so it's going to be a lot of volunteer work

even when changing policy at a larger scale, you're going to have a lot of grassroot movements

and if you're not getting paid, you're not compelled to stay and help either
you can leave whenever you get tired

Answer 15

Based on the facts AZ gave you what do u think the answer is?

Answer 16

mutual learning experiences between individuals and organizations

Answer 17

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Seafoam
mutual learning experiences between individuals and organizations
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correct!

Answer 18

Well done :D