Statement–Courses of Action (non-profit finance): The Government has decided that, from the next Five Year Plan, it will not provide financial support to voluntary organisations and has informed them to raise funds independently; which course(s) of action logically follow—collaborating with foreign agencies for funds, or exploring other diversified sources of financial support?

Given data

• Government support to voluntary organisations will cease in the next plan period.
• Organisations are told to raise funds themselves.
• Courses proposed: (I) Collaborate with foreign agencies. (II) Explore other sources of financial support.

Concept/Approach (broad, policy-consistent adaptability)
The logical response is to diversify and explore funding sources generally. Recommending a specific channel (foreign agencies) may be impractical or restricted and is not necessitated by the statement.

Step 1: Course I
Collaboration with foreign agencies may face regulatory, ethical, or mission-alignment constraints; the statement does not justify this specific path.

Step 2: Course II
Exploring other sources (domestic philanthropy, CSR, memberships, fees, grants) directly follows from the directive to self-fund.

Verification/Alternative
A generic strategy of diversified fundraising is universally applicable and policy-compliant.

Common pitfalls
Mistaking one possible channel for the only or necessary course of action.

Final Answer
Only II follows.