Data Interpretation and basic visualization

The governing concept is data-supported planning using ICT. Mapping affected locations together with population and needs helps relief teams compare severity, identify areas with the greatest urgency, and allocate limited supplies more rationally. Ignoring data, relying only on old images, or acting on an unverified message can misdirect resources. Therefore, option C correctly shows how ICT supports prioritisation after a disaster.

The governing concept is data quality, especially timeliness, accuracy, and honest presentation. Last year’s prices may have been accurate when collected, but showing them as current makes the information misleading and can cause farmers to make poor selling or purchasing decisions. Option C is correct because it identifies both stale data and incorrect presentation. User training, digital payment, and physical repair do not explain the problem described.