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Directions: Read the passage given below and write the option that you consider the most appropriate.
If you wish to be a writer, you must learn to develop your own point of view. All good writers make us see things in a different light. You may be writing about the same thing as your classmates, but your presentation must reflect your personality and individuality. There are so many interesting subjects you can write about in different forms but here we will try to attempt writing short stories. There is a good market for the following types: the humorous stories, the adventurous stories, the domestic stories, the mysteries and stories related to animals and strange experiences. Don't worry if your story turns out to be short - some of the best stories are quite short. Be very careful about the climax or end of the story. It must be what the reader fears, desires, expects or best of all doesn't expect. So, get down to it. Think of a plot-make points on how the story will progress and pen it down.
Q. According to the passage, which of the following elements is needed for implementing multi-stakeholder model?
  • a)
    Consensus and Transparency
  • b)
    Transparency and Accountability
  • c)
    Consensus and Accountability
  • d)
    Consensus, Transparency and Accountability
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
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The passage states that- " Decision making is based on consensus, transparency and accountability are the keys." This simply means that consensus, transparency and accountability are needed for implementing multi-stakeholder model.
Hence, the correct option is (D).
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Consensus, Transparency and Accountability

Consensus:
- In order to implement a multi-stakeholder model, consensus among all stakeholders is crucial. This means that all parties involved need to come to an agreement or a general understanding on various aspects of the model.
- Consensus helps in ensuring that all stakeholders are on the same page and are working towards a common goal. It also promotes cooperation and collaboration among different groups.

Transparency:
- Transparency is another key element required for the successful implementation of a multi-stakeholder model. This involves being open and honest in all dealings and communication.
- Transparency helps in building trust among stakeholders and ensures that all information is shared openly. It also helps in holding all parties accountable for their actions and decisions.

Accountability:
- Accountability is essential in a multi-stakeholder model as it ensures that all stakeholders are responsible for their actions and decisions. This means that they are answerable for the outcomes of their choices.
- Accountability helps in maintaining integrity and ethical standards within the model. It also helps in identifying areas for improvement and addressing any issues that may arise.

In conclusion, consensus, transparency, and accountability are all necessary elements for implementing a successful multi-stakeholder model. By focusing on these aspects, stakeholders can work together effectively towards achieving their goals and objectives.
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