baguioVIBES vol 1 no1
baguioVIBES vol 1 no1
BaguioVIBES Vol. 1 No. 1: Nostalgic Current
Online Surveys as a Powerful Tool for Community Participation in Baguio
In today's digital age, online surveys have emerged as a powerful tool for fostering community participation and gathering valuable insights from residents. Baguio City can benefit from leveraging online surveys to understand the diverse needs and perspectives of its community, offering a convenient and accessible way for residents to share their opinions. Online surveys have the potential to reach a wider audience, provide anonymity for honest feedback, and are cost-effective and efficient compared to traditional methods. Real-time data and analysis tools can help city officials make timely decisions and enhance community engagement by empowering residents to play an active role in shaping the city's future.
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Survey Reveals Residents' Felt and Expressed Needs
A recent survey in Baguio aimed to capture the "felt and expressed needs" of residents, shedding light on the challenges and priorities of the community. The survey focused on key issues relevant to residents and the upcoming elections, providing valuable insights into the community's concerns. The survey methodology, using Google Forms, ensured anonymity for respondents and transparency in the process. The survey results highlighted issues such as land/property, graft & corruption, overcrowding, and solid waste/wastewater, offering a crucial roadmap for policymakers to address the community's needs.
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Addressing Complex Land Issues in Baguio
Baguio City faces a complex web of land issues, including ancestral land claims, urban sprawl, and environmental degradation. Balancing development with indigenous rights, addressing overcrowding, and protecting vital natural resources are essential for the city's sustainable future. Strengthening land governance, promoting sustainable development, and enhancing accessibility to land information are crucial steps to untangle the intricate challenges facing Baguio. Effective land management and enforcement are vital to prevent illegal construction and ensure the city's sustainable growth.
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