Which section explains how findings will be shared with others after the seminar?

• A. Budget and expenses
• B. Dissemination plans
• C. Participant recruitment materials
• D. Workshop logistics

Answer: (B)

The main concept here is how findings will be shared after the seminar. A section on dissemination plans outlines the strategy for communicating results to the people who should hear them after the event. It covers who the findings will be shared with, what formats will be used (such as reports, presentations, journal articles, policy briefs, or web posts), and when or through which channels this sharing will happen. This focus on post-seminar communication is what makes it the right fit, because it moves beyond organizing or funding the event to ensuring the outcomes reach the right audience and have impact.

Budget and expenses deals with costs of running the seminar, not how results are spread. Participant recruitment materials are about attracting attendees, not about communicating findings. Workshop logistics covers the operational details of the event itself.