Inquires Research 2

Gingoog City Colleges – Senior High School Level
“ANALYZING COMMUNITY ADAPTION: INSIGHTS FROM AQUINO

MENDOZA RESIDENTS ON CDRRMO HEALTH DISASTER READINESS AND
RECOVERY STRATEGIES"
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A Research Proposal
Presented to the
Faculty of the Senior High School Department
Gingoog City Colleges
Gingoog City
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In Partial Fulfillment
of the Subject Inquiries, Investigation, Immersion
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Ma. Michaella Fernandez

Kathy Tripole
Alwyne Jess Vinco
Vence Ricknil Babayran
Karl Justine Ramos
Norbert P Chacon
Yuki Rivera
March 2023
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ABSTRACT
This study delves into the dynamics of community adaptation to health-related

disasters, focusing on the insights derived from residents of Aquino Mendoza. The research
aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the effectiveness of readiness and
recovery strategies implemented by the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management
Office (CDRRMO) within the community context.
Through qualitative analysis of resident perspectives, gathered via surveys, the study
seeks to elucidate the community's adaptive capacity and strength in the face of health
disasters. Additionally, it aims to evaluate the alignment of CDRRMO health disaster
readiness and recovery strategies with the needs and perceptions of the local residents. The
findings of this research endeavor to inform and enhance future disaster management policies
and practices tailored to the specific needs and dynamics of the Aquino Mendoza
community, thereby fostering more strength and responsive disaster preparedness and
recovery efforts.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
First and foremost, praises and thanks to God, Almighty, for his showers of blessings
and for giving strength, blessing, knowledge and wisdom throughout this research work to
complete the research successfully.
I would like to express our deep and sincere gratitude to my research teacher, Mr.
Alfer A. Cabactulan, our immersion research instructor thankyou for the patience and
teaching us. And For giving us the opportunity to do research and providing invaluable
guidance throughout the research. His dynamism, vision, sincerity and motivation have
deeply inspired us. We are extremely grateful for what he offered us.
We are extremely grateful for our lovely parents for their love, prayers,
understanding, and support to complete this research work.
We are also grateful for our sisters, brother, friends and classmates for supporting and
understanding when we are undertaking our research.
And lastly, to our lovely respondent thankyou for helping us and we appriciate all of
your efforts to answer in our questioner and also we appriciate the time that you give for us
thankyou very much.
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DEDICATION
This study is wholeheartedly dedicated to our beloved parents, who have been our source of
inspiration and gave us the strength when we taught of giving up, who continually provide
their moral, spiritual, emotional, and financial support.
To our brothers, sisters, relatives, friends and classmates who shared their words
of advice and encouragement to finish this study.
This work is a fruit of countless and arduous sacrifices. Through the researcher’s
effort, this work is heartily and proudly dedicated to Mr. Jeovannie B. Acera, and Mr. Alfer
A. Cabactulan for making this research possible, for extended their help in the midst of
problems while doing this work.
And lastly, we dedicated this work to the almighty God, thank you for the
guidance, strength, power of mind, protection and skills, and for giving us a healthy life. All
of these, we offer you.
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MENDOZA RESIDENTS ON CDRRMO HEALTH DISASTER READINESS AND
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Chapter 1: THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING
Introduction ………………………………………………………………………………8
Statement of the Problem ………………………………………………………………...9
Scope and Delimitation of the Study ……………………………………………………..10
Significance of the Study …………………………………………………………………
Chapter 2: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND THE THEORITICAL
FRAMEWORK
Review of Related Literature .…………………………………………………….……..12
Synthesis of the Reviewed Literature ………………………………………..………….14
Theoretical Framework of the Study ………………………………………….…….…...15
Definition of Terms ……………………………………………………………..…….... 16
Chapter 3: METHODOLOGY
Research Design ……………………………………………………………….…….…..18
Research Locale ………………………………………………………………………....18
Sampling Procedure ……………………………………………………………………..19
Respondents of the Study ………………………………………………………………..20
Research Instruments ……………………………………………………………………20
Data Collection Procedure ……………………………………………………………….21
Ethical considerations ……………………………………………………………………21
Chapter 4: PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS
Objective and analysis …………………………………………………………………...23
Chapter 5: SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AN D RECOMMENDATIONS
Summary of the Problem ………………………………………………………………...35
Salient Findings ………………………………………………………………….………35
Conclusion ...…………………………………………………………………….…...…..36
Recommendation …………………………………………….……………...….…….….37
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References ……………………………………………………………………..….……..39
Chapter I
THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING
Introduction
Disaster risk reduction and managemen officet (DRRM) is a crucial aspect of
ensuring the safety and well-being of communities, particularly in areas prone to natural
hazards and other disasters. (UNISDR, 2018). The City Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Office (CDDRMO) plays a significant role in implementing DRRM strategies
and coordinating responses during disasters Asian Development Bank (ADB). (2019).
However, the effectiveness of the CDDRMO in disaster response depends on various factors,
including communication strategies, public participation, and interoperability among
agencies. Communication strategies assess the effectiveness of the CDDRMO's
communication strategies in disseminating disaster risk reduction information to the local
community. This includes evaluating the communication channels used, the clarity of
messages, and the community's understanding and response to the information. This involves
examining the factors that influence their involvement and the impact of their participation
on the effectiveness of disaster risk reduction measures. Disaster risk reduction management
evaluate the effectiveness of the CDDRMO's disaster risk reduction management strategies
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in addressing the needs of the local community. This includes assessing the adequacy of
resources, the efficiency of response mechanisms, and the impact of disaster risk reduction
measures on the community. Interoperability among agencies Investigate the interoperability
of agencies at the city level, including the CDDRMO, in managing disaster risks. This
includes examining the communication and coordination among agencies, the effectiveness
of information sharing, and the impact of interoperability on the overall disaster response.
The research will employ a qualitative approach, using key informant interviews and focus
group discussions to gather insights and feedback from the local community. The study will
contribute to the understanding of the effectiveness of the CDDRMO in disaster response and
provide recommendations for improving communication strategies, public participation, and
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Statement of the Problem
General Problem
Disaster preparedness and response are crucial parts in preserving Public health in
Brgy 12 Aquino Mendoza during calamities. In order to coordinate health disaster responses,
the Community disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) is essential.
However, it is crucial to find out how residents feed about the CDRRMO's work in order to
guarantee the Success of these actions.
Specific problem
Problem 1
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What are the perceptions of resident towards the health disaster response?
Problem 2
What are the communication strategies preferred, utilized, and considered accessible
available by residents in disaster response?
Problem 3
How effective are the health disaster response efforts of the CDRRMO Brgy 12.
Problem 4
What specific recommendations do residents in Aquino Mendoza propose for improving the
effectiveness of the CDRRMO’s health disaster response? Based on their personal
knowledge and observations.
Scope and Delimitation of the Study
This study was conducted to determine the insigth of residents in Aquino Mendoza
towards the readiness and recovery strategies of the CDRRMO health disaster response. This
study focuses on knowing what problem the residents of Aquino Mendoza facing and what
strategies in solving. This study is limited to the residents of Brgy.12 -Aquino Mendoza and
non other. Lastly to fully understand their experience of how they solve the problems of their
Barangay. The scope of this qualitative study on cdrrmo health disaster readiness and
recovery strategies at Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental, focuses on investigating the insigth of
aquino mendoza resident regarding readiness and recovery strategies. The research will delve
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into their experiences, attitudes, and opinions towards on their experience, exploring factors
such as effectiveness, readiness, engagement, and relevance.
Significance of the Study
This study will be a great help to those people who are concerned about the well-
being of people during disasters. This study benefits the following:
Resident- They can learn about effective communication strategies, evacuation procedures,
first aid techniques, and other life-saving skills to mitigate the impact of disasters on their
well-being
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Health disaster responder- They can gain insights into the specific health risks and
challenges that communities face during disasters, allowing them to tailor their response
efforts and allocate resources more effectively.
Head of CDRRMO- Can strengthen coordination and collaboration with other stakeholders,
including government agencies, NGOs, community organizations, and private sector
partners, to build a more integrated and holistic approach to disaster management.
Community Safety- The better fire safety training initiatives will help the community as a
whole. Communities can benefit from enhanced safety and lowered risks of fire-related
events by guaranteeing that fire safety personnel receive proper training and are armed with
the requisite knowledge and abilities.
Future Researchers. This study lays a foundation for future research in digital education's
efficacy across safety domains, offering methodological insights and guiding future
exploration, empowering researchers to advance online safety education.
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Chapter II
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
This chapter presents the literature, synthesis of the reviewed literature, theoretical
framework of the study and definition of terms to understand the study further.
Literature
Disaster readiness and recovery strategies are crucial for ensuring the safety and well-
being of communities during times of crisis. Effective disaster response requires coordination
among various stakeholders, including local government agencies, non-governmental
organizations, and community members. Community participation in disaster risk reduction
A systematic review" by R. L. D. Luna et al. (2018). In Aquino Mendoza (Brgy 12 ), the
effectiveness of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) in
responding to health disasters is of paramount importance. Understanding the perceptions of
residents regarding the CDRRMO's effectiveness can provide valuable insights for
improving disaster response strategies and enhancing community resilience Community-led
initiatives for disaster risk reduction and management: A case study of Aquino Mendoza by
L. M. R. Dela Cruz et al. (2022). This literature review synthesizes existing research on
disaster response perception, community engagement, and disaster management to
contextualize the study and identify gaps in the literature.
Perception plays a significant role in shaping individuals' responses to disasters and
their evaluation of the effectiveness of response efforts (Quarantelli, 2019). Research by
Paton and Johnston (2018) highlights the importance of understanding community
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perceptions in disaster planning and response, as these perceptions influence risk perception,
decision-making, and preparedness behaviors. Studies have shown that residents' perceptions
of the responsiveness, transparency, and communication of disaster management agencies
significantly impact their trust and confidence in these organizations (Helsloot & Ruitenberg,
2019; Lindell & Perry, 2018).
Community engagement is increasingly recognized as a vital component of effective
disaster management (Kapucu, 2018). Engaging communities in disaster preparedness and
response efforts can enhance resilience, improve coordination, and foster trust between
residents and authorities (Paton et al., 2018). Research by Peek and Stough (2020)
emphasizes the importance of incorporating local knowledge and community resources into
disaster planning and response to ensure relevance and effectiveness. Furthermore, involving
residents in decision-making processes can empower communities and enhance their capacity
to respond to disasters (Comfort et al., 2020).
Local government agencies play a central role in disaster response, as they are often
the first responders in emergencies (FEMA, 2020). Effective coordination and
communication between local government agencies and communities are essential for
ensuring timely and appropriate response efforts (Kendra & Wachtendorf, 2019). However,
challenges such as resource constraints, bureaucratic barriers, and communication
breakdowns can hinder the effectiveness of local government disaster response (Waugh,
2020). Research suggests that building trust, fostering collaboration, and promoting
transparency between local government agencies and communities are critical for enhancing
disaster response capabilities (Aldrich & Meyer, 2019).
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While existing research provides valuable insights into disaster response perception,
community engagement, and local government disaster management, there is a lack of
studies specifically addressing the perception of residents in Barangay 12 AM towards the
effectiveness of the CDRRMO's health disaster response. Understanding residents'
perspectives on the responsiveness, communication, and overall effectiveness of the
CDRRMO can inform strategies for improving disaster preparedness and response in the
community.
The literature review highlights the importance of understanding residents'
perceptions in disaster management and the need for effective community engagement and
collaboration between local government agencies and communities. By addressing gaps in
the literature and focusing on the specific context of Barangay 12 , the proposed study aims
to contribute to the existing knowledge base on disaster response perception and inform
efforts to enhance the effectiveness of the CDRRMO's health disaster response.
Synthesis of the Reviewed Literature
The reviewed literature sheds light on critical factors influencing the perception of
residents in Aquino Mendoza regarding the readiness of the City Disaster Risk Reduction
and Management Office (CDRRMO) health disaster response. Residents' perceptions of
disaster response effectiveness are deeply intertwined with their sense of trust and confidence
in local authorities (Quarantelli, 2019; Paton & Johnston, 2021). This trust is heavily
influenced by the transparency, responsiveness, and communication of disaster management
agencies such as the CDRRMO (Helsloot & Ruitenberg, 2022; Lindell & Perry, 2021).
Community engagement emerges as a pivotal element in disaster management, with studies
underscoring its role in enhancing and fostering trust between residents and authorities
(Kapucu, 2018; Paton et al., 2018). Incorporating local knowledge and resources into disaster
planning and response is emphasized as vital for relevance and effectiveness (Peek & Stough,
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2019). Effective coordination and communication between local government agencies and
communities are paramount for ensuring timely and appropriate response efforts (Kendra &
Wachtendorf, 2019). However, challenges such as resource constraints and bureaucratic
barriers can impede the effectiveness of local government disaster response (Waugh, 2020).
Building trust, fostering collaboration, and promoting transparency are identified as essential
for enhancing disaster response capabilities (Aldrich & Meyer, 2019). The synthesis
underscores the multifaceted nature of residents' insigth of Aquino Mendoza regarding the
readiness of the CDRRMO health disaster response. Trust in the CDRRMO and other local
authorities, past experiences with disaster response efforts, and the level of community
engagement all play significant roles. Addressing residents' concerns and building trust
requires a holistic approach that prioritizes effective communication, transparency,
community engagement, and collaboration between the CDRRMO and residents of Aquino
Mendoza By integrating these insights, the CDRRMO can improve its responsiveness to
community needs, enhance disaster response effectiveness, and ultimately contribute to
greater community in Aquino Mendoza.
Theoretical Framework of the Study
Disasters, whether natural or man-made, pose significant threats to communities

worldwide, leading to loss of life, property damage, and disruptions to livelihoods. In
response to such challenges, effective disaster response management becomes imperative.
This study focuses on analyzing the insigth of residents in Aquino Mendoza regarding the
readiness of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) health
disaster response. To analyze residents' perceptions effectively, it's essential to utilize a
theoretical framework that encompasses relevant concepts and factors influencing disaster
response effectiveness. One such frameworkl is Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction.
CBDRR is a participatory approach that involves the community in disaster risk reduction
and management activities. This approach emphasizes the importance of community
participation, empowerment, and ownership in reducing disaster risks and increasing
resilience. The CBDRR framework can be used to analyze the insights from Aquino
Mendoza residents on CDRRMO health disaster readiness and recovery strategies.
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Another relevant theoretical framework is health Belief Model (HBM)

The HBM is a psychological model that explains health-related behaviors. It can be
applied to disaster risk reduction and management to understand the factors that influence
individuals' intentions to adopt protective behaviors. The HBM can be used to analyze the
motivational factors that affect the intention of Aquino Mendoza residents to participate in
CDRRMO health disaster readiness and recovery strategies.
Furthermore, by leveraging insights from both CBDRR and the HBM, this study
contributes to the advancement of knowledge in disaster risk reduction and management,
with practical implications for enhancing community resilience and mitigating the impact of
disasters in Aquino Mendoza and similar contexts worldwide.
By employing these theoretical frameworks, the study aims to comprehensively
analyze residents' perceptions of the effectiveness of CDRRMO's health disaster response in
Brgy 12 Aquino Mendoza. Understanding these perceptions is crucial for enhancing disaster
preparedness, response, and resilience at the community level.
Definition of Terms;
Insigth: Is the understanding of a specific cause and effect within a particular context.a
clear, deep, and sometimes sudden understanding of a complicated problem or situation, or
the ability to have such an understanding
Resident: A person who lives or has a home of their own and live somewhere in particular,
or a doctor-in-training who takes care of the patients at a hospital under the supervision of
other doctors.
Effectiveness: Refers to the degree to which something, such as a process, system, or
intervention, achieves its intended goals or produces the desired outcomes. It is a measure of
the efficiency and success of an action or strategy in delivering the intended results. In
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various contexts, effectiveness is often assessed based on the extent to which objectives are
met, resources are utilized optimally, and positive outcomes are realized.
CDRRMO: Stands for City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office. It is a
government agency responsible for implementing disaster risk reduction and management
programs and initiatives at the city level. This includes activities such as disaster
preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation to reduce the impact of disasters on the city
and its residents.
Health Disaster Response: Involves the coordinated efforts and strategies implemented by
healthcare professionals and organizations to address and mitigate the health-related
consequences of disasters. This includes preparedness, immediate response, medical care,
public health interventions, and recovery measures to ensure the well-being of affected
populations during and after a disaster.
Recovery Strategies- In the context of disaster management refer to the systematic
plans and actions implemented to restore affected communities, infrastructure, and
systems to a pre-disaster state or a new state of normalcy following a disaster event.
These strategies are designed to address the short-term and long-term needs of
disaster-affected populations and facilitate the recovery process. Recovery strategies
typically encompass various domains, including:
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Chapter III
METHODOLOGY
This chapter outlines the method employed in this study to look at how working
students view their experiences.
Research Design
A grounded theory research design will be utilize. Grounded theory is a qualitative
research design that aims to develop theories grounded in empirical data. It is particularly
useful for exploring complex phenomena and understanding the perspectives and experiences
of individuals involved. In this research, the researchers will utilize grounded theory to
investigate the perception based in participants' experiences and perspectives of a
phenomenon (Flynn & Korcuska, 2018). This approach allows researchers to capture the
complexity and richness of social phenomena, grounded theory allows for the exploration of
diverse viewpoints and interpretations, ensuring that the resulting theories are inclusive and
representative of the broader context. In this study, the sample size is typically 30-50
participants. They should be individuals that are part of the resident in Aquino Mendoza.
Research Locale
The study was conducted at Brgy 12 Aquino Mendoza, this place was selected
because the topic focuses on health disaster and the Aquino Mendoza is one of the most cases
in health disaster. This study was been implemented on the resident of Aquino Mendoza. .
This research study was implemented outside the school, Aquino Mendoza, mostly, at the
brgy area since researchers often see them in there barangay. Aauino Mendoza, nestled in
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the barangay of Misamis Oriental, provides a diverse demographic of Resident in Aquino
Mendoza who may have varying experiences and perspectives regarding readiness and
recovery strategies in health disaster response. Additionally, the city's urban and rural mix
can offer insights into how readiness in health disaster response may be accessed and utilized
across different contexts within the CDRRMO staf.
Figure 1. Gingoog City Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office
Sampling Procedure
A purposive sampling technique will be employed. This method will involve
selecting 30 participants with the criteria of having insigth of readiness or preparedness and
recovery strategies within the Resident of Aquino Mendoza. As stated by Creswell (2018),
this approach ensures that the sample consists of individuals who can offer unique
perspectives or insights based on their experience or expertise in the subject area.. By
selecting participants who possess firsthand knowledge and engagement with the topic, the
study can gather rich and nuanced insights into their perceptions of readines and recovery
strategies in health disaster response.
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Respondents of the Study
The respondents of this study primarily consist of Resident in Aquino Mendoza. We
will interview 30 persons and these respondents are chosen for their direct involvement and
expertise in health disaster response. The researchers approached and asked them to
participate after being acknowledged. During the study's data gathering. Information was sent
to the participants’page, informing them of their ability to reject the researcher and to
guarantee that involvement was voluntarily given. Following the contestants' decision to they
were immediately apprised of the information supplied by the researchers were not needed to
assure them that information would be treated in confidence. provide their identity
information. Eventually, they received authorization documents for there. They signed to
indicate their involvement and permission for the survey questioner.
Table 1 Respondents Age

Age of the Resident Respondents
15 - 20 years old 15
21- 40 years old 15
Total 30
Research Instruments
This study utilizes an survey as a research instrument, particularly an
unstructured survey. Unstructured survey protocol will serve as a valuable research
instrument. Unlike structured surveys, which typically consist of standardized questions with
fixed response options, unstructured surveys allow respondents to provide open-ended
responses in their own words. Questions might explore aspects such as the effectiveness of
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the efforts of the CDRRMO in Aquino Mendoza. Specific recommendations do residents in
Aquino Mendoza propose for improving the effectiveness of the CDRRMO’s health disaster
response, According to Zhang and Wildemuth (2018), unstructured interviews are a
qualitative research method used to collect data, particularly in the disciplines of
anthropology and sociology. Researchers can follow-up on interesting points raised by
respondents, probe deeper into specific areas of interest, and allow the conversation to evolve
naturally.
Data Collection Procedure
This study will be conducted in Brgy 12 Aquino Mendoza through a grounded theory
research design, employing purposive sampling as the sampling procedure. Unstructured
survey are utilized to delve into the perceptions of Resident of Aquino Mendoza regarding
the readines and effectiveness in health disaster response. The data collection procedure
involves selecting 30 participants who have direct experience with health disaster and
conducting in-depth survey to explore their lived experiences, beliefs, and perspectives.
Survey will be write with participants' consent and transcribed verbatim for analysis. Probing
questions will be employed to elicit rich, detailed responses, allowing for a thorough
understanding of participants' perceptions towards readines in health disaster response.
Ethical Considerations
When the subjects were identified, their knowledge-based consent was them. This
step was initially completed by reading aloud to both participants. they are asked to sign a
consent form after being given full disclosure of the recording and participation. Recognize
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and demonstrate their agreement. In 2016, Steffen said that moral Research considerations
are important, especially qualitative research. because researchers are in a position of
authority when interpreting Words of the participant. Prior to collecting the data, the main
moral concerns surrounding Participants' safety, privacy, and rights to remain anonymous
and secret will all be respected. Take care of it. The confidentiality provision was explained
to the participants. That is It suggests that privacy protection is a problem. It does need
maintaining a factual information shared between the participant and the researcher, and not
informing others. .The researchers must protect their subjects from injury because Respect
must be given great regard. Moreover, the researchers will build credibility This will be
accomplished by maintaining the anonymity and confidentiality of the research
participants.as an example, the researchers will speak with students about their working
while enrolled in school, experiences that will remain anonymous and confidential may
maintain the respondent's security and comfort. the transcripts and the final report will not
include the subject's names or other private information,Several participants are pleased with
the transcription of their details. once the transcription, storage of the cassettes in a secure
location, and eventual destruction It will be better for the study when the research is complete
and a written report is available. privacy of the participant.
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Chapter IV
PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

OF RESULTS
This chapter includes the presentation, analysis, and interpretation of the data
gathered in the study. The presentation of data is based on the sequence of the problem
presented in this study.
Objective No. 1
To investigate the perceptions of residents towards disaster response efforts in order
to identify strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement in disaster preparedness and
management systems.
Table No. 1
What are the perceptions of resident towards the health disaster Code
response?
R1 Para sa ako a ang health disaster response kay mga kugihan Dedication
kaayu kay biskan mag kina unsa naa gyud sila perme
(For me, the health disaster response is for those who work hard
regardless of what they are always doing)
R2 Mga kugihan gyud kaayu ang mga staff ug mga pursigido jud Dedication
mo tabang
(The staff are really hardworking and persistent in helping you)

R3 Akung panan aw gyud sa ilaha kay mga looy kaayu pero at the Contradictory
same time kay mga kugihan kaayu sila
(my perspective is that sometimes they are pity people but at the
same time they are hardworking people)
R4 Naa gyuy time maka ingun kos ilaha nga mga langay sila pero Contradictory
ag sabut rasad kay di raba isa ka tao ilang gina tabangan
(There is a time when they can be like that, they are slow, but I
can understand them because there are many people who can
help.)
R5 Akung perception sa mga reponder kay they have the Expertise
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knowledge gyud when it comes sa pag respodar lami sa mga

pang atakihon or sa mga health.
(My perception of the responders is that they really have the

knowledge when it comes to responding to attacks or health
issues.)
R6 Isog ug mga kugihan sila. Dedication
(Brave and Hardworking)

R7 Our perception towards the health disaster response is that they Responsible
make sure they get there in time and response immediately to
any emergency
R8 My perception to the health disaster response of the knowledgeable
CDRRMO'S towards us residents is that they have the
knowledge about the medical stuff and they can response
immediately.
R9 Their health disaster response is fast and always on time. Responsible
R10 During the emergency like the calamity and any health disaster Dedication
response they always put their self on the line and help.
R11 Ang ilahang pag trabaho kay okay kaayu iya dali ra sila paka Responsible
response sa mga tao.
R12 Maayu kaayu sila sailahang trabaho tas dali ra ma contact Responsible
R13 Nindot kaayu ang ilahang pag trabaho kay nag tinabanga sila Prepared
tas abtik
R14 Daghan kaayu silag crew tas daghan sila matabangan Collaboration
R15 Nice kaayu ilahang mga trabaho kay naa silay gamit na sakto Responsible
tad dili kulang
R16 Responsable kaayu sila na tao tas dali ra kaayu sila paka kuha Responsible
og tabang sa mga tao
R17 Ang ilahang pag trabaho kay okiee ra kaayu kay dali ra sila Responsible
natawagan
R18 Naay usahay na dugay kaayu sila ag abot kay naay usahay na Contradictory
busy kaayu sila
R19 Maayu kaayu ang ilahang pagtrabaho kay taga rescue nila kay Responsible
naay nurse na kauban na mag tabang sa mga tao
R20 Ginahan kaayu ko sa pag serbisyo nila kay ga recommend sila Reccomended
sa amoa if unsay preffered na emergency ang anhian
R21 Maayu kaayu ang ilahang pagtrabaho kay dali ra paka tuod sa Direct
asa ang residente
R22 Nindot kaayu ang ilahang trabaho kay dali ra sila paka tabang sa Dedication
tao
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R23 Ang ilahang trabahante kay abtik kaayu tas maayu kaayu mag Responsible
trabaho
R24 Nice kaayu ang ilahang pag serbisyo kay dali ra kaayu Responsible
makaabot sa mga taong nangina hanglan
R25 Dako kaayu sila og tabang sa mga residente labi na pag naay ag Responsible
panginahanglan sailaha
R26 Their response time is fairly good, they can preserve time and Responsible
be at the emergency in Just minutes
R27 The response of their team is very fast they can get on time and Readiness
they are very good at it
R28 The health disaster response is good and they are good at what Dedication
they do
R29 Their response time is fairly good, they know how to preserve Responsible
time and comes as soon as possible
R30 The health disaster response of the CDRRMO is very good they Responsible
know that time is very precious and they are good at responding
in emergencies
Based on the responses from the Aquino Mendoza resident, Responsible (15), Dedication (6),
Contradictory (3), Readiness(1). They are seen as hardworking and knowledgeable
professionals who respond swiftly to emergencies, putting the well-being of the community
above all else. Despite occasional challenges, such as delays or overwhelming workload,
residents appreciate the team's efforts and acknowledge their effectiveness in providing aid
during crises. Overall, the health disaster response teams are regarded as reliable and
indispensable pillars of support in times of need.
Objective No. 2
To assess the communication strategies preferred, utilized, and considered accessible by
residents during disaster response efforts, with the aim of identifying effective
communication channels and improving overall communication resilience in disaster-prone
areas.
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What are the communication strategies preferred, utilized, and Code

considered accessible available by residents in disaster
response?
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R1 For me i would prefer the mobile phones because it's what we Conveniencee
carry every time and it's what we use to call everyone.
R2 To me i recommend the cellphone because its very easy to use Conveniencee

and we carry it all the time.
R3 Para saako mas gamit ang cellphone kay mao mn ang ginadala Convenience
nato permi og mao pud atong mas pinaka gamit kau if naay mga
emergencies
R4 I would prefer the mobile phone if its still functional and usable Accessibility
but if not then i would use radio
R5 Mas prefer nako ang cellphone kay mao mn ato permi ginadala Conveniencee
og kabalo nasad tag gamit ani og kung asa mo tawag
R6 I would prefer the mobile phone because it is easy and very Conveniencee
useable
R7 The cellphone would be the most preferred use of Conveniencee
communication because its easy and we carry it everytime
R8 Mobile phone is my preferred way of communication in disaster Accesibility
response because it's very easy to use
R9 I would prefer the mobile phone because it's easy to use and the Conveniencee
most reliable way of communication
R10 Prefer nako ang cellphone kay mas dali ra gamiton og permi Useful
nato ginagamit
R11 ako i prefer kay cellphone kay permi mn nato ginadala og mas Conveniencee
gamit nato sa adlaw²
R12 Ako mas prefer kay ang pag gamit sa mobile cellphone because Accesibility
pinaka reliable way of communication ang cellphone
R13 I would prefer the radio because what if walay cgnal ang Accesibility
cellphone. So mas gamit ang radio
R14 I would prefer mobile phones because we carry it everytime and Accesibility
it's a reliable way of communication
R15 Mas prefer kaayu nako ang pag gamit og gadgets para dali ra Accesibility
sila maka hibalo kung naay nangina hanglan sailaha
R16 Mas prefer nako kanang radio radio kay para Dali ra makapag Accesibility
istorya nila
R17 Para saakoa mas prefer nako sa messenger para dali ra nako ma Accesibility
istorya ang akoang mga panginahanglan
R18 Para sakoa mas dali gamiton ang telepono para dali ra ma type Accesibility
ang number
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R19 Para saakoa mas dali ang pag gamit og data or internet para dili Accesibility
na kaayu kuti tas dali ra
R20 Mas prefered nako ang pag gamit sa teknolohiya para madali ta Accesibility
nako ang pag contak
R21 Mas kuan saakoa ang cellphone number para dritso ra Accesibility
matawaganm
R22 Mas kuan nako ang pag tawag sa keypad na cellphone para dali Very effective
ra kaayu
R23 Para saakoa mas kuan gyud ang cellphone para dali ra Accesibility
R24 Para saakoa gyud mas kuan nako ang pag gamit sa radio para Accesibility
dali ra kaayu ang akong pag konekta sa CDR
R25 Mas kuan nako ang pag gamit og computer para dali ra kaayu Accesibility
R26 Para saakoa akoang sagara magamit kay ang cellphone number Conveniencee
sa ga responda sa mga tao.
R27 Mas comportable saakoa ang radio para dali ra ang akoang pag Conveniencee
responda sa disaster
R28 Saakoa kay cellphone para dali ra pag communicate sa tao Useful
R29 Para saakoa dali ra pud ang pag gamit og cellphone para dali ra Useful
makipag kumunikasyon sa CDRRMO
R30 Cellphone gyud karun ang dali ra kaayu gamiton then mao sad Useful
ni isa sa pinaka convinient gamiton aside sa easy ra kaayu isa ra
ka click maka communicate na dayun ka.
Among 30 respondents, accessibility was cited by 16, indicating that the technology is most
prefer when it come’s to communicating because just one click you can call the responder or
any help. Additionally, 10, Conveniencee, suggesting that phone and radio is easy to use and
easy to carry. 4 respondents mentioned useful as a very essential. These findings indicate
significant in accessibility and Conveniencee because it help us to communicate in a easy
way.
Objective No. 3
To evaluate the effectiveness of health disaster response efforts conducted by the CDRRMO
(City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office) in Barangay 12, with a focus on
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assessing response timeliness, resource allocation, coordination mechanisms, and overall
impact on public health outcomes in disaster situations.
How effective are the health disaster response efforts of the Code
CDRRMO Brgy 12.
R1 Dako gyud kaayu ug tabang ang ilahang trabaho labi na sa mga Very effective
nangailangan ug tabang.
R2 It is effective because they're job is to help people who is in Very effective
danger and they response to any emergency that needed them.
R3 They are reliable in comes with calamities, emergency response Useful
and they go anywhere as long as it is in range. They have no
limitation to help and they help if one needed.
R4 They are more adept in what they do in terms of emergency Useful
response, and in any health disaster response they are always
ready to take action.
R5 Effective siya kay daghan silay matabang nga tao in case of Very effective
emergency.
R6 They are responsible on what they do because it is their job. Useful
R7 They are dedicated to help and response to any emergency or Useful
health disaster.
R8 Effective sila kay prepared na sila sa ilang mga gamit incase of Very effective
any health disaster response.
R9 They are effective in Brgy. 12 because there are a lot of health Ver effective
cases that needed help.
R10 It is effective because they are people who needs help. Very effective
R11 They more efficient on their job and dedicate it to save people. Very effective
R12 Daku kaayog tabang kay daghan kaayo mga tao Useful
nangangailangan nila para sa ilang health issues
R13 Effective siya para sa ako ah kay tungod naa naman gyud silay Very effective
knowledge about sa ilahang work.
R14 Oo, nakatabang gyud ug effective gyud ilahang pag responda Very effective
R15 Dako kaayu ug tabang ang mga responda diri labi na ako naka Useful
experience gyud ko sa ilahang services ug unsa gyud sila ka
useful
R16 Effective gyud siya kay ga response dayun sila Very effective
R17 Dako gyud tabang ang mga taga cdr gyud dili lang diri sa Useful
barrangay namo apil naoud sa laing laing lugar
R18 Effective kaayu kay ma adapt pud nimo ilahang ginapakita like Very effective
basic sa medical or unsa pana ilahang ginabuhat
R19 For me it is very effective cuz they knows how to handle the Very effective
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victim or patient
R20 Aside pud sa ilahang ginapakita nga skill, grabe sad ka tabang Useful
ilahang mga knowledge nga gina share sa ilahang patient
R21 They are effective cause they can teach you basic medical skills Very effective
and survival tips.
R22 They are effective cause they can teach you basic medical skills Very effective
and survival tips.
R23 They more reliable and effective in comes with health disaster Useful
response,calamities and in any case of emergency.
R24 Oo, dako gyud kaayu silag tabang Useful
R25 Effective kaayu siya kay some sa ilahang gi rescue was Very effective
successful
R26 They are useful because they won't let you down even if the Useful
worst things comes to them.
R27 They are more adept and more experience and skillfull at their Useful
job they won't let any person down.
R28 Yes they are effective in any emergency and health response. Very effective
R29 Even though there are low and high success rate of helping Very effective
people they still do their job.
R30 They are very usefull because even if there are low success rate Useful
they will always do their job well done even if their rescue
wasn't successful enough
Among 30 respondents, Very effective was cited by 16, indicating that health disaster
response is very effective when in comes in responding to the resident of Aquino Mendoza
Additionally, 14 Useful, the health disaster response is very readiness and preparedness and
it’s very useful in everything, These findings indicate significant benefits in effectiveness and
usefulness but suggest room for improvement in addressing the low of staff. It has a lot of
advantages. However, there are concerns about issues of being not enough of responder.
Objective No. 4
To solicit and analyze specific recommendations from residents in Aquino Mendoza aimed at
enhancing the effectiveness of the CDRRMO's health disaster response efforts, drawing from
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their personal knowledge, experiences, and observations, in order to inform actionable
strategies for improving disaster preparedness and response in the community.
Table No. 4
What specific recommendations do residents in Aquino Code

Mendoza propose for improving the effectiveness of the
CDRRMO’s health disaster response? Based on their personal
R1 Para saako daghan jud ang ma recommend isa na dadto ang Advancement
madugangan ang ambulance sa brgy para mapadali ang pag
transfer pud
(For me, there are many things that can be recommended, one
of which is to increase the ambulance in the brgy to facilitate
the transfer as well)
R2 For me it's better if naa na ang cvo kay usa pud sila ang Preparedness
makatabang sa mga tao.
(For me it's better if the cvo is already there, they are also the
ones who can help people.)
R3 Naay sakto nga employees para kung mag kinaunsa daghan Supply
matabangan.
(There are exactly the right employees so that many people can
be helped.)
R4 Naa pud silay sakto nga higdaanan para naa silay sakto nga Comfort
tulog og naay energy.
(They also have the right bed so they can sleep properly and
have energy.)
R5 The CDRRMO must hire more people so they can respond to Preparedness
emergencies quickly so they can save time and can help more
people
R6 Og naay dapat e improve kato ang mga basic need which is Supply
medicines and first-aid kit para naay tambal if naay minor
accidents.
(And we must improve the basic needs which are medicines

and first-aid kits so that there is medicine if there are minor
accidents.)
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R7 Dapat mag hikayatin lahat ng mga tao sa mga pag pupulong Collaboration 3
tungkol sa mga health disaster response na ginagawa ng mga
barangay officials
(All people should be encouraged in the meetings about the

health disaster response held by the barangay officials.)
R8 Dapat ang barangay magpa higayon og zumba para dili dali Collaboration
magkasakit
(The barangay should give zumba a chance to not get sick

easily.)
R9 For me, they should train more civilians on how to perform Supply
basic life savings technique and they should hire more people
to help them .
R10 Para sa ako ang recommend sa taga aquino medoza kay dapat Preparedness
paspas ilang response time og dapat naka ready sila all the
time kay dli biya scheduled ang mga aksidente so dapat naka
ready sila perminte.
(For me, what I want or recommend is that they must have a

fast response time and they must be ready all the time because
accidents are not scheduled, so they must be ready all the
time.)
R11 The residents of aquino mendoza should learn basic medical Advancement 4
skills, basic first aid and have knowledge of every situatio.
R12 To me, i think that They would advise that the CDRRMO Advancement
should hire more people so that they can respond to any
emergencies ASAP.
R13 Kailangan nila mag butang og mga personnel sa area para Participation 3
mag bantay.
(They need to put personnel in the area to guard.)

R14 Hatagaan ang barangay og tambal then oxygen para if naay Supply
tawo gitabang ma providan ditso.
(The barangay will be provided with medicine and then

oxygen so that if there is someone who needs help, it can be
provided there.)
R15 Dapat mag train ang CDRRMO sa mga tawo para mag ka Advancement
enkaso busy ang ambulance naay makatabang.
(The CDRRMO should train people so that the ambulance can

be busy and help.)
R16 To improve the health benefit of the Respond then We must Advancenment
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gain knowledge To improve our help benefit to other people

R17 Para mapadali kailangan sa CDRRMO ang activeness para if Preparedness
naay tawag nga naay nahitabo nga dili maayo maka responde
sila ditso
(To make it easier, the CDRRMO needs activeness so that if

there is a call that something bad has happened, they can
respond to it.)
R18 Para mapadali kailangan sa CDRRMO ang activeness para if Responsible
sila ditso.
(Para mapadali kailangan sa CDRRMO ang activeness para if

sila ditso.)
R19 It's better if every barangay naay tig tawag sa CDRRMO para Participation
mapadali ang pagkuha sama anang CVO
(It's better if every barangay calls the CDRRMO to facilitate

the acquisition of the CVO)
R20 For me also it's better if we have many people to provide Supply
everyting in the barangay
R21 To improve their health disaster response kailangnan nila mag Supply
dugang sila ilang mga equipment
(To improve their health disaster response they need to add

some equipment)
R22 Naay daghan ambulance para mapadali tanan nahitabo nga Supply
trahedya.
(There are a lot of ambulances to make everything easier when

a tragedy happened.)
R23 Naay saktong equipment para mapadali ang pag kuha sa mga Supply
tao nga naigo sa bagyo.
(There is the right equipment to facilitate the rescue of people

who have been hit by the typhoon.)
R24 Og naay dapat e improve kato ang mga basic need which is Supply
medicines and first-aid kit para naay tambal if naay minor
accidents.
(And we must improve the basic needs which are medicines

and first-aid kits so that there is medicine if there are minor
accidents.)
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R25 Dapat mag hikayatin lahat ng mga tao sa mga pag pupulong Participation
tungkol sa mga health disaster response na ginagawa ng mga
barangay officials
(All people should be encouraged in the meetings about the

health disaster response held by the barangay officials.)
R26 Para sa akin dapat meron silang naka talagang mga taohan Preparedness
na naka bantay sa mga accident prone areas. At dapat
completo ang kanilang mga kagamitan kung sakaling may mga
hindi inaasahang mangyari
(For me, they should have people on guard in the accident

prone areas. And their equipment should be complete in case
something unexpected happens)
R27 They need to improve they're response time, and recruit more Collaboration
staff and personnel.
R28 To improve effectivenes they should earn the trust of the Collaboration
people and share knowledge
R29 Dapat mag conduct og health disaster response drill to make Preparedness
the residents alert and ready
(A health disaster response drill should be conducted to make

the residents alert and ready.)
R30 We recommend that para ma improve ang effectivenes of the Monitoring
CDRRMO'S health disaster response, kailangan nila ma
aware sa mga situation sa area.
(We recommend that in order to improve the effectiveness of

the CDRRMO'S health disaster response, they need to be
aware of the situations in the area.)
The survey findings highlight a clear consensus among respondents regarding desired
improvements to online fire safety programs. The majority (10 respondents) advocate for
supply, emphasizing the needs for more medicine and staff in health disaster. Additionally, 6
respondents preparedness the importance of assessments to measure learning outcomes
effectively. Advancement (mentioned by 4 respondents) and Collaboration (mentioned by 3)
also emerge as areas for improvement. Respondent #7 emphasizes the call for collaboration,
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underscoring the importance of keeping readiness and preparedness with evolving the
readines and recovery stragies in health disaster response.
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CHAPTER 5
SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS
This chapter presents the summary of findings, conclusions, and recommendations of
the study for further understanding and future research.
Summary of the Problem
The focal point of the inquiry pertains to the nuanced exploration of how
communities navigate and respond to disaster preparedness and recovery initiatives.
Specifically, the study delves into the perspectives and experiences of residents residing in
the Aquino Mendoza area regarding the efficacy and relevance of health-oriented disaster
readiness and recovery strategies implemented by the City Disaster Risk Reduction and
Management Office (CDRRMO). This investigation aims to uncover the multifaceted
dynamics involved in community adaptation, shedding light on the strengths and limitations
of existing approaches while pinpointing potential avenues for enhancement. By scrutinizing
the insights and feedback garnered from residents, the study endeavors to offer
comprehensive insights into the intricacies of disaster response and recovery efforts within
the context of health-related emergencies, thereby contributing valuable knowledge to the
field of disaster risk reduction and management.
Salient Findings
The notable discoveries from the analysis of community adaptation, specifically focusing on
insights from Aquino Mendoza residents regarding the health disaster readiness and recovery
strategies implemented by the CDRRMO, include:
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1. Community Perception: Residents exhibit varying degrees of awareness and perception
regarding disaster preparedness measures, with some expressing confidence in existing
strategies while others identify gaps and challenges.
2. Local Knowledge and Resources: The study highlights the importance of leveraging local
knowledge and resources within the community to enhance disaster preparedness and
response efforts effectively.
3. Collaborative Efforts: Effective collaboration between the CDRRMO and community
members emerges as a crucial factor in promoting resilience and fostering a proactive
approach to disaster management.
4. Health Infrastructure: Insights reveal the significance of robust health infrastructure and
accessible healthcare services in mitigating the impact of disasters and facilitating recovery
processes.
5. Risk Communication: The study underscores the need for clear and consistent
communication channels between authorities and residents to disseminate crucial
information, instructions, and updates during emergencies.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the examination of community adaptation, with a specific focus on the
perspectives of Aquino Mendoza residents regarding the CDRRMO's health disaster
readiness and recovery strategies, reveals crucial insights into effective disaster management.
The diverse range of perspectives from community members underscores the importance of
involving residents in decision-making processes and tailoring strategies to suit local needs.
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Key findings highlight the necessity of continuous capacity-building initiatives to empower
residents with the skills and knowledge required for proactive disaster response. Moreover,
prioritizing inclusivity and considering the needs of vulnerable populations are essential
aspects of fostering resilience within the community.
Ultimately, the insights gleaned from Aquino Mendoza residents serve as a blueprint for
enhancing disaster resilience in communities worldwide. By embracing community
engagement, contextualized approaches, capacity development, inclusivity, adaptive
resilience, interagency collaboration, and transparent communication, communities can build
robust systems capable of withstanding and recovering from the impacts of disasters.
Through collective action and shared responsibility, Aquino Mendoza and other communities
can pave the way for a safer and more resilient future.
Recommendations
In light of the insights gleaned from analyzing community adaptation, particularly focusing
on the perspectives of Aquino Mendoza residents regarding the health disaster readiness and
recovery strategies of the CDRRMO, several actionable recommendations can be proposed to
improve disaster resilience within the community:
1. Empower Community Participation: Establish mechanisms for ongoing community
engagement and participation in disaster planning and decision-making processes. This could
involve forming community-based disaster management committees or conducting regular
town hall meetings to solicit feedback and input from residents.
2. Tailor Strategies to Local Context: Customize disaster readiness and recovery strategies to
align with the unique socio-cultural and geographical characteristics of Aquino Mendoza.
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This may entail conducting localized risk assessments, identifying community-specific
vulnerabilities, and adapting response plans accordingly.
3. Enhance Capacity Building: Invest in comprehensive capacity-building programs aimed at
equipping residents with the knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to respond
effectively to health-related disasters. Offer training sessions on first aid, emergency
response protocols, and evacuation procedures, ensuring broad participation across all
demographic groups.
4. Prioritize Inclusivity: Ensure that disaster management efforts are inclusive and accessible
to all members of the community, including vulnerable populations such as the elderly,
children, and persons with disabilities. Develop tailored strategies to address their specific
needs and ensure their active participation in disaster preparedness activities.
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APPENDICES
APPENDIX A
SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRES
Problem 1
What are the perceptions of resident towards the health disaster response?
Problem 2
What are the communication strategies preferred, utilized, and considered accessible
available by residents in disaster response?
Problem 3
How affective are the health disaster response efforts of the CDRRMO Brgy 12.
Problem 4
What specific recommendations do residents in Aquino Mendoza propose for improving the
effectiveness of the CDRRMO’s health disaster response? Based on their personal
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APPENDIX B
CURRICULUM VITAE
Name: Ma. Michaella Fernandez

Address: Brgy 12 Aquino Mendoza
Gender: Female
Date of Birth: April 10 2006
Place of Birth: Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental
Civil Status: Single
Religion: Roman Catholic
Email Address: Mikay@gmail.com
Present Position: Student
School Address:Brgy.24-A Paz Village, Gingoog City
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Elementary: Manuel Lugod Central School
Secondary: Gingoog City Comprehensive National Highschool
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Name: Alwyne Jess T. Vinco
Address: Brgy.19 Zone-11, Gingoog City
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: December 5 2005
Place of Birth: Gingoog City
School Address: Brgy.24-A Paz Village, Gingoog City
Elementary: Don Restituto Baol Central School
Secondary: Gingoog Christian Colleges
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Name: Yuki Benedict Rivera

Address: pazvillage 24-A
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: September 18,2005
Place of Birth: Brgy 24-A pazvillage
Religion: Roman catholic
School Address: Brgy 24-A pazvillage
Elementary: Gingoog City Colleges

Secondary: Gingoog City colleges
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Name: Karl Justine A. Rmos

Address: Purok-2
Gender: Male
Date of birth: September 2. 2005
Place of birth: singo City Medina MisOr
Email Address: Karl@giml
Present position: Student
School Address: Brgy. 24-A Gingoog City
Educational Background
Elementary School: Governor Pelaez Elem School
Secondary: Medina National Comprehensive High School
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Vence ricknil M. Babayran

Address: Purok-7 lunao gingoog city
Gender: Male
Date of birth: August 9, 2005
Place of birth: Clarin , ozamis city

Email Address:Vence Montaño@gmail.com
Elementary School: Pedro maligmat integrated school
Secondary: Saint Mary's academy of lunao
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Norbert P. Chacon
Address: Purok-1 Tambagan Medina Misamis Oriental
Gender: Male
Date of birth: September 27, 2005
Place of birth: Tambagan Medina Misamis Oriental
Email Address: Norbertchacon27@gmail.com
Elementary School: Tambagan Elementary School
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Name: Tripole Kathy M.

Address: Purok-1 Cabug MisOr
Gender: Female
Date of birth: June 6, 2005
Place of birth: Cabug Medina MisOr
Email Address: kathytripole591@gmail.com
Elementary School: Governor Pelaez Elem School
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THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING

Disaster risk reduction and managemen officet (DRRM) is a crucial aspect of

Management Office (CDDRMO) plays a significant role in implementing DRRM strategies

including communication strategies, public participation, and interoperability among

agencies. Communication strategies assess the effectiveness of the CDDRMO's

communication strategies in disseminating disaster risk reduction information to the local

measures on the community. Interoperability among agencies Investigate the interoperability

provide recommendations for improving communication strategies, public participation, and

relationship with your clients and customers.

Statement of the Problem

available by residents in disaster response?

effectiveness of the CDRRMO’s health disaster response? Based on their personal

knowledge and observations.

Scope and Delimitation of the Study

such as effectiveness, readiness, engagement, and relevance.

Significance of the Study

being of people during disasters. This study benefits the following:

exploration, empowering researchers to advance online safety education.

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

among various stakeholders, including local government agencies, non-governmental

organizations, and community members. Community participation in disaster risk reduction

A systematic review" by R. L. D. Luna et al. (2018). In Aquino Mendoza (Brgy 12 ), the

responding to health disasters is of paramount importance. Understanding the perceptions of

improving disaster response strategies and enhancing community resilience Community-led

disaster response perception, community engagement, and disaster management to

contextualize the study and identify gaps in the literature.

Perception plays a significant role in shaping individuals' responses to disasters and

their evaluation of the effectiveness of response efforts (Quarantelli, 2019). Research by

Paton and Johnston (2018) highlights the importance of understanding community

of the responsiveness, transparency, and communication of disaster management agencies

2019; Lindell & Perry, 2018).

Community engagement is increasingly recognized as a vital component of effective

disaster management (Kapucu, 2018). Engaging communities in disaster preparedness and

to respond to disasters (Comfort et al., 2020).

the first responders in emergencies (FEMA, 2020). Effective coordination and

challenges such as resource constraints, bureaucratic barriers, and communication