Which statement regarding needs assessments is NOT true?

The statement that military assessments are usually long-term analyses is not true in the context of needs assessments for humanitarian response. Generally, needs assessments are designed to rapidly evaluate the immediate and critical needs of affected populations, particularly in disaster situations. They focus on gathering data that can inform immediate responses rather than long-term strategic planning.

Assessments typically involve a range of stakeholders, including local communities, NGOs, government agencies, and sometimes military personnel, to ensure a comprehensive understanding of needs. The aim is to identify vulnerable populations and prioritize interventions effectively. Therefore, the other statements correctly highlight key aspects of needs assessments, emphasizing their role in rapid response to immediate needs rather than extended analyses characteristic of military assessments.