What are the three components of the empowerment model in SAPAP of SHGs?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
The correct answer is option 2 i.e.Social mobilisation, capital formation, and capacity building of the poor.
The SAPAP (Self-Help Group Association Programme) empowerment model focuses on three key components to uplift the poor:
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Social mobilisation: Bringing people together to form self-help groups and encourage collective action.
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Capital formation: Helping groups build savings and access credit to improve their economic status.
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Capacity building: Training and skill development to enable the poor to manage resources and improve livelihoods.
Other options:
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Public resource allocation, capacity building, and microfinance: Microfinance is part of capital formation, but public resource allocation is not a core SAPAP component.
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Social mobilisation, economic development, and education: Education is important but SAPAP emphasizes capacity building instead.
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Collective empowerment, capital formation, and poverty eradication: Poverty eradication is a goal, not a direct component of the model.