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UNDRIP, IPRA and IKSPVersión en línea Test your knowledge on the UNDRIP and IPRA Law with this fun quiz game! por Pantawid CBU - FO V 1 What does UNDRIP stand for? a United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples b United Nations Development Rights of Indigenous Peoples c Universal Nations Declaration on Indigenous Rights d United Nations Declaration on Indigenous Peoples 2 What right does UNDRIP emphasize for Indigenous Peoples? a The right to free education b The right to urban development c The right to self-determination d The right to government employment 3 What is a key feature of the UNDRIP? a Regulation of natural resources b Standardization of education c Protection of Indigenous cultural heritage d Promotion of urbanization 4 What does IPRA stand for? a Indigenous Peoples Rights Act b Indigenous Peoples Recognition Act c Indigenous Peoples Resource Act d Indigenous Peoples Rights Agreement 5 What is the primary purpose of the IPRA Law? a To promote tourism in Indigenous areas b To establish new government policies c To recognize and promote the rights of Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines d To regulate land use in urban areas 6 Which year was the IPRA Law enacted? a 1997 b 2002 c 2000 d 1995 7 Which Indigenous rights are recognized by the IPRA? a Rights to foreign investments b Rights to public housing c Rights to government jobs d Rights to ancestral domains 8 Which of the following is not one of the four bundles of rights recognized under IPRA? a Right to Ancestral Domains and Lands b Right to Free Housing and Food Allowance c Right to Cultural Integrity d Right to Self-Governance and Empowerment 9 What government agency is mandated to implement the provisions of IPRA? Choose one or more answers a Department of Agrarian Reform b National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) c National Commission for Culture and the Arts d Department of Environment and Natural Resources e 10 What must happen before any development project can proceed on ancestral domains? a The area must be cleared by the barangay b Local government approval is enough c Written permission from a national agency d Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) from the affected IP community 11 Who determines membership in an Indigenous Cultural Community (ICC)? a Barangay Council b NCIP Field Office c Self-ascription and ascription by the community d Birthplace or physical appearance 12 Which of the following is a key principle of IPRA and people-centered development? a One-size-fits-all programming b Non-participation of traditional leaders c Respect for customary laws and governance systems d Replacement of traditional practices with modern ones 13 What is the penalty for unauthorized intrusion into ancestral domains without Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC)? a No penalty as long as the land is used for public interest b Imprisonment and/or fine depending on the violation c Only a written warning from the NCIP d Payment of minimal administrative fees 14 What happens to government officials who violate IP rights under IPRA? a They are exempt from any charges b They may be held administratively, civilly, or criminally liable c They only receive a suspension d They are transferred to another assignment 15 What is the main purpose of the 11 Building Blocks in the context of IP development? a To encourage migration of IPs to cities b To modernize ancestral domains c To guide IP communities in developing holistic, culturally rooted, and sustainable plans for their ancestral domains d To remove traditional practices that slow down development 16 Why is the transmission of IKSPs considered essential in IP communities? a To replace formal education b To ensure IPs can compete globally c To preserve cultural identity and sustain community life through traditional wisdom d To encourage dependence on government programs 17 Which of the following is an example of an Indigenous Knowledge System or Practice (IKSP)? a Traditional healing and herbal medicine b Western-style court proceedings c Online education modules d Standardized testing methods 18 Who has the right to decide how IKSPs are used, documented, or shared? a National government only b Any researcher or NGO c The ICCs/IPs themselves, through collective consent d The municipal council 19 How should IKSPs be used in developing programs and services for IP communities? a Ignored in favor of technical solutions b Considered only if there is a budget c Integrated and respected as part of culturally responsive development d Replaced with modern practices to improve speed 20 What is one risk of ignoring IKSPs in development projects? a Projects will become too expensive b IP communities will demand more materials c Programs may be rejected, misunderstood, or cause cultural harm d It will slow down internet installation

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por Pantawid CBU - FO V

What does UNDRIP stand for?

What right does UNDRIP emphasize for Indigenous Peoples?

What is a key feature of the UNDRIP?

What does IPRA stand for?

What is the primary purpose of the IPRA Law?

Which year was the IPRA Law enacted?

Which Indigenous rights are recognized by the IPRA?

Which of the following is not one of the four bundles of rights recognized under IPRA?

What government agency is mandated to implement the provisions of IPRA?

Choose one or more answers

What must happen before any development project can proceed on ancestral domains?

Who determines membership in an Indigenous Cultural Community (ICC)?

Which of the following is a key principle of IPRA and people-centered development?

What is the penalty for unauthorized intrusion into ancestral domains without Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC)?

What happens to government officials who violate IP rights under IPRA?

What is the main purpose of the 11 Building Blocks in the context of IP development?

Why is the transmission of IKSPs considered essential in IP communities?

Which of the following is an example of an Indigenous Knowledge System or Practice (IKSP)?

Who has the right to decide how IKSPs are used, documented, or shared?

How should IKSPs be used in developing programs and services for IP communities?

What is one risk of ignoring IKSPs in development projects?