Question

When can decentralized planning be less effective?

• A. When a project involves only local community participation.
• B. When the project's goals are very specific and easily measurable.
• C. When there is a strong central government with a history of successful top-down implementation.
• D. When a project requires a large-scale, national-level coordinated effort.

Answer 1

Answer:

D. When a project requires a large-scale, national-level coordinated effort.

• Large-scale projects like a national highway system or a major dam project often require centralized coordination to be efficient and effective.