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01. A project constructing new infrastructure may unintentionally affect nearby communities. What is a responsible action from a sustainability standpoint?
a) Organize inclusive consultations with affected residents
b) Focus only on technical feasibility studies
c) Avoid community interactions until project closeout
d) Monitor only financial metrics during reporting
02. How can a project manager proactively address both social and environmental impacts during the planning and execution phases of a sustainable project?
a) Hosting inclusive town-hall meetings with marginalized stakeholders
b) Procuring only from suppliers with verified ethical and environmental certifications
c) Delegating sustainability decisions exclusively to the executive sponsor
d) Focusing only on post-project reporting rather than real-time assessments
03. Why is it important to maintain consistency in delivery methods when applying PRiSM?
a) It ensures comparability of sustainability performance across projects
b) It simplifies audits by removing complexity
c) It reduces the need for sustainability documentation
d) It avoids tailoring to specific project environments
04. In a multi-stakeholder development initiative, what governance strategies and prosperity-impact practices should be implemented to align with GPM-b sustainable project principles?
a) Establishing a multi-sector governance board including civil society and local government
b) Tracking long-term economic value creation for underserved communities
c) Ignoring sustainability metrics in project performance reviews
d) Prioritizing external stakeholder consultation only during post-project evaluation
05. During the initiation phase of a PRiSM-aligned project, which of the following activities best supports sustainable delivery?
a) Assessing stakeholder sustainability expectations
b) Finalizing procurement agreements
c) Conducting lessons learned sessions
d) Approving final transition reports
06. What delivery method helps ensure that product impact is addressed during the PRiSM execution phase?
a) Removing non-financial indicators
b) Applying impact lenses to continuously evaluate outcomes
c) Ignoring upstream supplier practices
d) Avoiding engagement with regulatory bodies
07. When managing a construction project in an ecologically sensitive area, which of the following actions best reflect the application of sustainability ethics and principles as outlined in the GPM-b framework?
a) Conducting an independent environmental impact assessment before design finalization
b) Prioritizing materials based on cost and availability regardless of ecological sourcing
c) Minimizing sustainability reporting to reduce project overhead
d) Engaging with local communities and indigenous leaders to incorporate their insights
08. What is the primary reason for integrating sustainability initiatives into project management according to PRiSM methodology?
a) To achieve triple-constraint optimization (scope, time, cost)
b) To align project outcomes with broader environmental and social goals
c) To reduce project documentation requirements
d) To comply with international procurement regulations
09. Which of the following reflects a best practice in applying governance to delivery in sustainability-focused projects?
a) Defining escalation procedures for unresolved sustainability issues
b) Ignoring deviations in environmental KPIs until audits
c) Removing sustainability oversight to reduce reporting load
d) Delegating all impact reviews to external auditors
10. Which actions best demonstrate alignment with the PRiSM delivery method during the execution phase of a public infrastructure project?
a) Ignoring citizen complaints to avoid disruption
b) Monitoring community impact using process lenses
c) Assessing water and energy use as part of sustainability metrics
d) Limiting risk assessments to only financial dimensions
Answers:
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Question: 01 Answer: a |
Question: 02 Answer: c, d |
Question: 03 Answer: a |
Question: 04 Answer: b, d |
Question: 05 Answer: b |
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Question: 06 Answer: b |
Question: 07 Answer: a, d |
Question: 08 Answer: b |
Question: 09 Answer: c |
Question: 10 Answer: b, c |
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